Sentence examples for failed evacuation from inspiring English sources

The dead have ranged from very old to very young: on Thursday, a search-and-rescue team that included sniffer dogs and police divers discovered the bodies of two young boys who were swept away from their mother by flood tides during a failed evacuation attempt on Monday.

Additionally, SEALs conducted a failed evacuation mission in South Sudan in which its members were wounded when the aircraft in which they were flying was hit by small arms fire.

After our failed evacuation, most of the people in the fire escape stairwell and many staff members who attempted to protect the guests were shot and killed.

However, participants for whom the medical treatment failed to evacuate the uterus and subsequent surgical evacuation was required are significantly less satisfied with the treatment.

Negotiations for a voluntary evacuation failed.

Of those who failed to heed evacuation orders, many were offered a ride or could have driven themselves out of danger -- a finding that contrasts with earlier reports that victims were trapped by a lack of transportation.

On Saturday, three people were severely burned in Big Tujunga Canyon after they failed to heed evacuation orders, the governor said, and on Friday one firefighter was treated for heat exhaustion and smoke inhalation.

Memorial nurses were not responsible for the vast government incompetence (and irresponsibility) that failed to anticipate evacuation difficulties and failed to coordinate emergency rescue operations.

Nurses bore the burdens Memorial nurses were not responsible for the vast government incompetence (and irresponsibility) that failed to anticipate evacuation difficulties and failed to coordinate emergency rescue operations.

He did not issue a general call for evacuation, failed to order his officers to load the lifeboats, did not adequately organise the crew, withheld crucial information from his officers and crewmen, and sometimes gave ambiguous or impractical orders.

The evacuation failed because New Orleans was not 'properly prepared' for an inevitable event.