Sentence examples for next earthquake from inspiring English sources

Mr. Panetta compared the difficulty of making intelligence judgments to forecasting earthquakes: even mapping the fault lines cannot give you precise information about the next earthquake.

In Haiti specifically, Dr. Hough said, scientists developing microzonation maps can now incorporate the topographic effects seen along the ridge in their work to help the country rebuild properly and better survive the next earthquake.

The first tremors of the next earthquake could be sensed by the central bankers and finance ministers gathered in Lima for the International Monetary Fund's annual meetings this weekend.

This spring will find us in mortal combat with wood-boring beetles, who have found nirvana in our deck, and shoring up a garage of nonreinforced masonry that Lisa, our architect, is certain will collapse in the next earthquake.

"We are pushing for time against when the next earthquake will occur, and that's why there's this urgency about this," said Amy Rein Worth, the chairwoman of the Metropolitan Transportation Commission, one of the organizations involved in the construction, and the mayor of Orinda, a city in the East Bay.

If you are certain interest rates will always be low and that the economy will always be strong, have lots of disposable income to support empty units, have a complete grasp of demographics and are certain about the effects of global warming and where the next earthquake will be, only then is real estate for you.

Liu and Rice (2005) pointed out the relationship between the spatio-temporal distribution of the SSE and nucleation zones of thrust earthquakes, which would be useful for estimating the location of the next megathrust earthquake, but Liu and Rice (2005) and Shibazaki and Shimamoto (2007) did not reproduce swarms of the short-duration slow earthquakes composed of LFT and/or VLF.

In Nepal's case, much of this information was already available, and indeed a great deal of work had been done by local organisations (such as the National Society for Earthquake Technology) to prepare for the next big earthquake - training stonemasons, retrofitting schools and hospitals, educating people about earthquakes and stockpiling vital resources.

Suddenly, everyone has an opinion about how to retrofit financial markets for the next economic earthquake.

The same issue is seen in Oregon, where hundreds of schools are known to be at risk from the next big earthquake.] Read on below.

"Despite the journey's length, it has been completed before the arrival of our next big earthquake," said Steve Heminger, executive director of the Metropolitan Transportation Commission.