Sentence examples for implications of hurricane from inspiring English sources

Rather than lavishing attention on the world of "starchitects" and what he calls "buildings as baubles," he has defined his role more broadly: writing, for example, about the importance of place to the Occupy Wall Street movement, and about the implications of Hurricane Sandy.

Aides to the president are reluctant to discuss the political implications of Hurricane Sandy and its aftermath.

On 12 November 1999, representatives from state and federal agencies and local universities met on the NIEHS campus in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, to discuss the environmental health implications of the floods following Hurricane Floyd.

Implications of the changing hazard patterns on hurricane risk assessment warrants an investigation to evaluate the potential impact of climate change.

Frist, in his opening remarks, applauded the group for tackling a problem with implications on both a global scale and in the U.S., where victims of Hurricane Katrina were devastated by the lack of drinking water.

The city is facing a human rights crisis that has echoes of Hurricane Katrina a catastrophic breakdown of infrastructure with ugly race and class implications.

Using a stochastic model of storm motion derived from historic tracks, this paper explores the relationship between lead time and track uncertainty for Atlantic hurricanes and the implications of this relationship for evacuation decisions.

We find that a prior landfalling hurricane – and by implication mitigation – can significantly reduce damages, by the equivalent of about a one category reduction on the Saffir Simpson scale of hurricane intensity.

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