Sentence examples for ineffective evacuation from inspiring English sources
The 1985 Nevado del Ruiz lahar disaster, which cost approximately 21,000 lives in the town of Armero, Colombia (Figure1a), is an excellent case study of the complexities that can lead to ineffective evacuation after warning messages are broadcast, poor emergency response, and a haphazard disaster recovery (Voight[1990]; Hall[1992]).
This research used a 1000 m entire acoustic barrier without smoke vent for discussion, and it was discovered that evacuation proved to be ineffective when the heat release rates were 10, 20, 30 and 40 MW.
Scientists were asked about the likely damage to property, likely loss of life without evacuation ("extremely unlikely" to "extremely likely"), need to evacuate temporarily or permanently ("not at all necessary" to "essential"), and the effectiveness of current warning plans and current evacuation plans ("extremely ineffective" to "extremely effective").
In Westchester, Putnam and Rockland Counties, an evacuation due to a major hazard at the Indian Point nuclear plant would tie up traffic far and wide, rendering the current evacuation plan ineffective.
Total evacuation is unlikely.
after evacuation of first settlement.
Evacuation brings its own hazards.
The treatment was ineffective.
