Sentence examples for most intense damage from inspiring English sources

So far, the most intense damage has been suffered by schoolchildren -- an estimated 200 schools have been burned since Monday.

The tornado's most intense damage indicated peak winds of around 190 mph; therefore, it was given a final rating of EF4.

Due to its small size, the area of most intense damage was located within a 10-mi (16-km) band centered on Charley's track, with additional heavy damage forming an outer band extending 7.5 mi (12 km) to each side of the inner swath of damage.

Cell damage was most intense in the specimens cryopreserved in Wisconsin solution.

The most intense storm, and the one that caused the most damage, was Hurricane Ivan.

I am outraged by the desecration of any religious institution, and in some of the most intense conflicts, including World War II, care was taken to limit damage to churches and monasteries.

The most damage was caused when the storm was its most intense, over the eastern suburbs of the city.

Both surficial etching and larger-scale structural damage were closely related to test architecture, with degradation most intense on porous chamber walls, as opposed to non-porous-areas, interlocular walls and chamber tips.

The current offensive also exacerbated previous damage, particularly in the south where clashes have been the most intense.

The category-five storm - the ninth most intense ever recorded - together with its devilish cohort of 15 twisters, caused $80m of damage but, miraculously, killed only 38 people.

Although other hazards, such as pyroclastic density currents and lava flows, produce much more intense damage than ash falls there are relatively few buildings near the immediate slopes of most volcanoes that may be impacted.