Sentence examples for like typhoon from inspiring English sources

According to scientists, extreme storm events like typhoon Haiyan, which devastated the Philippines, will become more likely in the future as a result of the build-up of greenhouse gases.

Storms are likely to become more severe say scientists, raising the prospect of future catastrophes like typhoon Haiyan, which left more than 6,000 dead in 2013.

US Marine Brig Gen John Jansen said that aside from promoting regional security, the exercises had helped save lives in terms of fostering more rapid and organized responses to disasters like Typhoon Haiyan in 2013.

This is the secret, I think, of the strange sweetness that pervades his movies, even when the blood is spurting, the body count is mounting, and the bullets (or arrows) are pelting down like typhoon rain.

Mr. Abraham of the Center for Internet and Society said that such government bans could be circumvented by using proxy servers or by downloading open-source software like Typhoon and the Onion Router, or Tor, that helps maintain the anonymity of an online user, as many do in China.

He urged action to reduce emissions to minimise the likelihood of disasters like Typhoon Haiyan, which has claimed thousands of lives in the Philippines.

On landing in the wealthy Gulf state, he strode quickly from his prime ministerial plane, in front of the TV cameras, to where a pair of dart-like Typhoons had been specially parked in the perfect, sales-catalogue sunshine, barely a hundred yards away.

With the increase of the interconnections and interdependencies between urban critical infrastructures (UCIs), natural and anthropogenic triggers like typhoons, earthquakes, and fires are more likely to generate secondary emergencies and escalate into cascading disasters.

Trends seem to sweep across cruise lines like typhoons, and the Internet is the latest hot attraction.

Back in 2005, in the aftermath of the Indian Ocean tsunami, the international community agreed a 10-year plan – the Hyogo Framework – to make the world safer from natural hazards like typhoons.

No. Americans have been exposed to almost every natural hazard imaginable, except for events like typhoons that can only occur in the Southern Hemisphere.