Sentence examples for endured severe damage from inspiring English sources

A saltworks at Masonboro Island and several other offshore barrier islands endured severe damage, with the hurricane producing a 14 feet-high storm surge in some regions, driving thousands of pounds of salt to sea.

In the attacks on Occupy Oakland, Olsen endured severe damage to his skull and had to undergo brain surgery.

Saipan endured severe damage after Typhoon Soudelor passed through the island late Sunday night with maximum sustained winds of 105 miles per hour and gusts of up to 120 miles per hour.

Both at low and elevated alternating stresses, the coatings endure severe damage on the plane of fracture.

A recent analysis of China's financial sector shows that even in the worst case if credit write-offs reached unprecedented levels only a fairly narrow segment of Chinese financial institutions would endure severe damage.

In February 2012, an opera singer endured severe bodily damage due to an unnecessary and botched episiotomy a procedure designed to enlarge her vaginal opening performed on her while giving birth at a military base in Kentucky.

This characterization of disaster puts emphasis on the maximum possible damage endured by a maximum possible number of people or as defined by Wisner et al. (2004): when a significant number of vulnerable people experience a hazard and suffer severe damage and/or disruption of their livelihood system.

The city endured severe storms in 2015 and 2016 that caused loss of life and widespread damage.

This from a player who twice endured severe shoulder injuries.

Victoria endured severe drought from 1997 to 2008 and extensive bushfires in 2002 03.

Ferguson businesses have suffered economically and endured severe hardship over the months of unrest.