Sentence examples for frequent and destructive from inspiring English sources

Cyclonic storms and frequent and destructive typhoons (tropical cyclones) occur during late summer and early fall, especially in the southwest.

Flooding in places such as Thebes, Ill., has become more frequent and destructive, provoking fights over flood control.

Dust storms are most frequent and destructive in arid climates with loose soil — especially on lands affected by drought and deforestation.

Hurricanes, the most expensive disasters, were more frequent and destructive since the turn of the millennium, adding to the spike in cost.

Additionally, due to the accelerated climate change, meteorological events are becoming more frequent and destructive.

Flooding is one of the most frequent and destructive environmental hazards that occur annually worldwide (United Nations International strategy for Disaster Reduction [UNISDR] (2015).

However, in recent years, livestock raiding has become more frequent, violent and destructive.

With climate change, increased urbanization and increased population, we are going to see more frequent, intense, and destructive storms.

Combined with other evidence spanning the past twenty years, new reports indicate that we should rethink our notions of how frequent, and how destructive, events like this are.

In this region people are extremely vulnerable to severe drought events, which are more frequent and more destructive than any other types of hazard (Fig. 1).

Meanwhile, we're seeing tornadoes, wildfires, and other natural disasters become more frequent and more destructive.