Sentence examples for earthquakes- from inspiring English sources

Earthquakes are frequent.

"With her cardboard cards and her oatmeal boxes, Inge registered the velocity of propagation of the earthquakes to all parts of the globe.

Lehmann, who died aged 104 in 1993, studied earthquakes to find that the Earth had both an inner and outer core, a revelation which redefined how the planet was studied.

While the New Zealand health system does not face as many financial challenges as some health systems in the northern hemisphere, it is on the brink of a demographically driven event that will do more indirect damage than the 2011 Christchurch earthquakes.

A city has plans for earthquakes or floods in some areas, but I don't think many cities have any plans for cyber attacks Cesar Cerrudo Cesar Cerrudo, chief technology officer at security research firm IOActive Labs, warned that city authorities and governments that are the customers of technology firms aren't testing the security of the systems they buy.

Instead, the near miss, after a stunning 120 minute defensive display with a makeshift lineup against the second best team in Liga MX, will hopefully serve to propel the Earthquakes forward in the still young MLS season.

However, for the Earthquakes to erase the disappointment of last season's failure to make the playoffs, it will be up to the spine of the team to deliver.

Sun 10.30pm, StubHub Center Josh Guesman, founder, The Section 108 blog, co-host of Corner of the Galaxy podcast, LA: The LA Galaxy played perhaps the best 65 minutes of the year against the San Jose Earthquakes at Stanford Stadium over the weekend.

There was no way a 10-man Earthquakes team could score against an 11-man team that had dominated so completely.

In response, in 2007, the municipality formulated the Greater Mumbai disaster management action plan, which identified the risks and vulnerabilities the city could face, including floods, earthquakes and cyclones; it also formed the Disaster Management Cell to co-ordinate relief and rescue efforts, and widened and deepened the Mithi River, which drains into the Arabian Sea.

A single frack at Cuadrilla's Preese Hall site on the Fylde in 2011 produced good flow results, says Vaughan, but it also produced two small earthquakes, a government investigation and a false start for the company.