Sentence examples for failed to evacuate from inspiring English sources

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.

Many Haiyan victims died because they failed to evacuate.

Last week, an independent investigation into Portugal's June wildfires found that authorities failed to evacuate villages in time.

About 10,000 of the island town's 30,000 residents failed to evacuate, according to a National Weather Service report.

In their ruling, the judges chided the government for having failed to evacuate the outpost in accordance with an earlier high court decision.

And the Housing Authority did not know where to find many of its most vulnerable tenants among the scores who failed to evacuate.

"Whoever disregards these instructions and fails to evacuate immediately endangers their own lives, as well as those of their families," the message said.

"If the government fails to evacuate those at risk, any disaster that results will not be natural, but man-made," said Brad Adams, the Asia director at Human Rights Watch.

It hardly matters if large numbers of people outside this narrow area do not seek shelter, fail to evacuate or even get stuck in traffic: they are not at risk.

They complain bitterly of betrayal by their home governments, which have failed to help evacuate them even as Egyptian, Bangladeshi and Chinese migrant workers who crowded the airport a week ago have found a way out.

On Thursday, the administration failed again to evacuate diplomats and other American citizens from Libya.