Sentence examples for hurricanes because of from inspiring English sources

Bluefields has suffered several destructive hurricanes because of its coastal Caribbean location.

Quinn missed two games of the Eastern Conference finals against the Carolina Hurricanes because of an irregular heartbeat.

He did not accompany the team for Games 1 and 2.... Defenseman GLEN WESLEY did not play for the Hurricanes because of a shoulder injury.

The Climate Impacts report, from the multiagency United States Global Change Research Program, also projected more intense drought in the Southwest and more powerful Gulf Coast hurricanes because of warming.

[Page C1.] Economists warned that Katrina was likely to leave a deeper mark on the national economy than previous hurricanes because of its profound disruption to the Gulf of Mexico's complex energy supply network.

Hawaii is typically somewhat shielded from hurricanes because of strong upper level winds (remember the wind shear I talked about earlier) and relatively cooler waters.

"Florence was certainly a bigger storm, in terms of the broader windfield, but Michael was a more powerful hurricane, because of its much lower central pressure," Brennan said.

I started back in Olanchito, where I had met townspeople, and was told that the town had actually improved post-hurricane because of the community organization and effective use of international donations for reconstruction.

Forecasters had difficulty with the hurricane because of its unusual path, as well as the inability to fly the Hurricane Hunters into Inez while it was over Cuba.

Ark Royal sailed for the departure point the following day, but could only fly off 14 Hurricanes because some of the Bristol Blenheim bombers used to guide the fighters to Malta failed to make their rendezvous.

(The concert was originally scheduled for last November, but was postponed because of Hurricane Sandy).