Sentence examples for may evacuate from inspiring English sources

Mr Sharon has also hinted that he may evacuate a few Jewish settlements.

It has been recognised that people may not evacuate if there is no clear planning for their pets or livestock (Zeigler et al. 1981; Heath et al. 2001a b; Hall et al. 2004; Hunt et al. 2008; LEGS 2009).

Essential supplies may be limited; structures in which research is being conducted (eg hospitals and health centres) may be destroyed; data collection systems may be disrupted; research teams may have to evacuate and the study populations may become displaced.

In the evacuation of Crete at the end of May, Griffin evacuated 720 men from Souda Bay.

It issued this statement: Residents who may be evacuated are being encouraged to pack essential belongings and stay overnight with friends and relatives where possible.

The sample chamber is also fabricated from aluminum and lined with lithiated polymer, and may be evacuated to minimize the number of neutrons scattered and absorbed by air.

This indicates that more households to the east side may have evacuated because they smelled the smoke driven by the wind.

Around 20 fires are thought to be burning in the south of the state, and residents have been told they may need to evacuate.

Don't... handcuff someone to a water pipe if you know you may have to evacuate the building immediately.

It's already eaten up two homes, a boat, and a hot tub, and it's only getting wider prompting local law enforcement in the Florida town to warn a few nearby residents that they may need to evacuate at a moment's notice.

The initial treatment of a large-caliber chest tube may help to evacuate blood, reduce the risk of a clotted hemothorax, and provide a method for continuous monitoring of blood loss.