Sentence examples for evacuation than from inspiring English sources

More people died or suffered health problems from the bungled evacuation than from the storm itself.

Children are a vulnerable group in society and less is known about their characteristics during evacuation than that of adults.

Second-trimester medical termination of pregnancy (TOP) is associated with a higher risk of surgical evacuation than earlier medical TOP.

Results: The overall complication rate was significantly lower in patients who underwent dilation and evacuation than in patients who underwent medical abortion (4% vs 29%; P <.001).

"This suggests that the black movement out of New York City is much more of an evacuation than the movement for whites," said William Frey, a demographer for the Brookings Institution, who analyzed migration patterns for The New York Times.

Durage et al. (2014) showed that households with more members were more concerned and made quicker decisions on evacuation than one- or two-person households.

But the possibility that the fuel had been exposed was plausible and alarming enough for then-NRC Chairman Gregory Jaczko on 16 March to urge more extensive evacuations than the Japanese government had advised beyond a 20-kilometer radius from the plant.

Grozny residents seemed more concerned about the evacuation plan than the possibility of more fighting.

Building owners would be required to prepare plans for mass evacuation, rather than immediate evacuation of a few floors, as is typically done during small or isolated fires.

And it's certainly not just here in the United States: In a dramatic wildfire evacuation, more than 80,000 people fled Fort McMurray, Canada, in April, terrorized by an early-season northern wildfire that grew to more than 1 million acres in size.

The agency did not say what had caused the evacuation, other than Mr. Pai saying it had been done "on advice of security". The hearing restarted a short time later.