Sentence examples for devastating weather from inspiring English sources

The death toll after a week of devastating weather has risen to 35, according to confirmed reports from national and local disaster monitoring agencies.

"Devastating" weather in south-west England has seen people evacuated from damaged homes and trapped in cars, boats sunk and railway lines closed.

Will Today's Devastating Weather Change Business the Way Hurricane Katrina Did? Walmart's post-Katrina transformation saved the company billions.

Forecasting in the Gulf Coast region requires experience with some of the world's most devastating weather threats.

— This was a year of devastating weather, including historic hurricanes and wildfires here in the United States.

Before Hurricane Sandy hit the US's north-east in 2012, scientists and meteorologists warned of a likely devastating weather event on the eastern seaboard at some point.

Migrants are drawn to urban areas in search of schooling and economic opportunity, but many large and growing cities are at high risk of devastating extreme weather events.

Devastating extreme weather including recent flooding in England, Australia's hottest year on record and the US being hit by a polar vortex have a "silver lining" of boosting climate change to the highest level of politics and reminding politicians that climate change is not a partisan issue, according to the UN's climate chief.

MUCH to their dismay, gardeners in many parts of the country have seen their plants devastated by weather extremes in the past few years.

Australia's January news has been full of official reports of record-breaking extreme weather devastating our ecosystems on land and in the sea and government ministers suggesting we build new coal-fired power stations, provide billion-dollar subsidised loans to rail lines for new coal mega-mines, increase coal exports to reduce temperature rises and reduce our ambitions for renewable power.

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