Sentence examples for district has experienced from inspiring English sources

RUDRAPRAYAG, Uttarakhand —The flash floods in Uttarakhand have caused damage in all the hilly districts of the state, but no district has experienced as much devastation as Rudraprayag, home to the Kedarnath shrine, which draws thousands of pilgrims every summer.

Representative Dennis Cardoza of California, a self-styled fiscal conservative whose Central Valley district has experienced some of the largest numbers of mortgage defaults, said voting for the bill "makes you want to vomit".

"The economic good times the District has experienced for the last five years, a period in which each year's growth of revenues has significantly exceeded inflation, have masked this imbalance," he said.

Dinghai District has experienced rapid economic development and urbanization over the past three decades.

The Vanderhoof Forest District has experienced epidemic levels of mountain pine beetle over the last decade (Nelson et al. 2006a).

The results showed that the herding district has experienced notable land cover changes during the past decades, and most of these changes were directly related to forestry.

In Uganda, livestock keepers in Kaliro district have experienced shortage in forage (Tabuti and Lye 2009) due to conversion of communal grazing lands for agriculture.

They found that the population in the Mitrovicë district had a lower prevalence of severe depression, anxiety and insomnia, as well as a lower score on suicide ideation, than people in other districts in Kosovo, despite the fact that the population in the Mitrovicë district had experienced a higher number of traumatic events and they faced stronger resistance from the Serb population [ 5, 13].

The Red Cross said 19 of Sri Lanka's 25 districts had experienced flash flooding, a result of ceaseless rains across most parts of the island since Monday.

These districts have experienced a severe shortage of rainfall, land degradation in the form of soil erosion, and drought occurrence.

Many neighborhoods that were once blue-collar, middle, and lower class have been gentrifying, as many of the city's traditional business and industrial districts have experienced a renaissance driven by the redevelopment of the Embarcadero, including the neighborhoods South Beach and Mission Bay.