Sentence examples for human life infrastructure from inspiring English sources

The study revealed that although these disasters are a yearly phenomenon in the city of Limbe, regularly taking a heavy toll on human life, infrastructure, and material and financial resources, the government continues to rely on post-disaster relief and response policies and practices that were put in place after the 1986 Lake Nyos gas disaster.

The Wars in the Balkans resulted in significant loss of human life, infrastructure damage and the severe disruption of social and health services, especially those supporting women and children.

Coping with the constant pressure to dream up new and unprecedented catastrophes; negotiating that precarious tipping point at which the cataclysmic loss of human life and infrastructure would effectively rule out a sequel.

Along with the huge loss of human life, critical infrastructure, homes and buildings have been destroyed by the magnitude-7.8 earthquake which struck before noon on Saturday, 50 miles outside the capital, Kathmandu.

There is little doubt that Cotopaxi has the potential to pose a significant threat to human life and infrastructure.

Further, large animals such as elephants pose a potential danger to human life, to infrastructure, and can break out of the fenced areas in which they occur.

Furthermore, they can represent a threat to human life and infrastructures, and also have implications for hydrocarbon exploration/production.

To get this certification, an event must be "a violent act" or an act that is dangerous to human life, property or infrastructure.

Although wildfire is a natural agent of disturbance over most of the forest landscape of Canada, it is managed when human life, settlements, and infrastructure are at risk.

This proximity to the sea is coupled with potentially more frequent strong tropical cyclones and eustatic sea level rise, and thus human life, property and infrastructure are threatened.

This type of approach can be devoted to the best selection of risk mitigation strategies with respect to both human life and anthropic infrastructure.