Sentence examples for more considerable damage from inspiring English sources

Further inland, the torrential rains led to flooding in Indiana, resulting in more considerable damage as opposed to the coast.

More considerable damage occurred in Shiga Prefecture, where strong winds caused damage to greenhouses and nearby crops, accruing ¥36.75 million (US$308,700) in damage.

It was concluded that fatigue damage has a more considerable effect on shortening service life of RC structures in chloride environment.

Isis caused considerable damage in the nation while destroying more than 700 homes and damaging dozens of cars.

More often than not, these approaches resulted in considerable damage to the original sculpted surface.

(The allies dropped more than 150 bombs on Pompeii in 1943, causing considerable damage).

In addition, for structures designed for CP level of performance, it is expected that the structure would sustain considerable damage in beams and columns, much more than for IO or LS levels of performance.

Flooding and dampness have caused considerable damage to historic towns and cities and have become more frequent in recent years.

"For more than two weeks, untreated sewage was being pumped into the Upper Lyne Burn, causing considerable damage to the wildlife, plants and fish which live there.

In January a large electrical storm inflicted considerable damage on the Mt. Coot-tha Botanic Gardens, Brisbane, Australia; more than 100 mature trees were uprooted or snapped.

Basements and cellars in the historic center of the city were damaged, and officials said there was considerable damage to both the 14th-century Old New Synagogue and the Pinchas Synagogue, where the names of more than 78,000 Czech Jews who perished in the Holocaust were painted on the walls.