Sentence examples for destructive landslide from inspiring English sources

The most destructive landslide fell from Peru's highest mountain, Mount Huascarán, located in the west-central Andes.

Mount Unzen eruption of 1792, volcanic eruption of Mount Unzen, western Kyushu, Japan, that led to a destructive landslide and a tsunami.

The largest and most destructive landslide triggered by the Gorkha earthquake occured in the Langtang valley (Collins and Jibson 2015; Kargel et al. 2015), where the shaking triggered a debris avalanche composed of ice, snow and soil, burying several villages, and killing at least 350 people (Kargel et al. 2015).

Although EPM blamed a "geologic event" for the landslide that led to the crisis, the Santos government said this week it will insist on an investigation to determine whether human error caused the destructive landslide.

The heavy rains and snows often trigger destructive landslides and avalanches.

The dissected volcanic terrains around Limbe, SW Cameroon are frequently affected by small scale but destructive landslides.

Aerial photographs of destructive landslides and damage in Anchorage after the 1964 Good Friday Earthquake.

This suggests an unambiguous link between outbursts (which give comets their characteristic comas) and destructive events like landslides, the scientists say.

Because of the huge destructive power of landslides, understanding how to prevent them is becoming more and more important for hazard evaluation, risk assessment, and the preparation of mitigation measures (Savage and Hutter 1989; Chen and Lee 2000; Iverson and Denlinger 2001; Hungr et al. 2005; Pudasaini and Hutter 2007).

"There are destructive winds, rain, flooding, landslides, sea surges and very rough seas and the storm is exceedingly destructive there," she said.

"There are destructive winds, rain, flooding, landslides, sea surges and very rough seas, and the storm is exceedingly destructive there," said the foreign minister, Julie Bishop.