Sentence examples for permanent evacuation from inspiring English sources

A serious engineering failure led to a permanent evacuation of tenants only five years later.

Despite military occupation by the Japanese and the 1981 eruption of Mount Pagan – which forced the permanent evacuation of 300 indigenous Chamorro people to Saipan 200 miles away – Hadfield and his team found a "biological treasure trove".

There is much more than enough radioactive material at the Indian Point nuclear power plant to require the permanent evacuation of a 50-mile radius around it, should the material be released into the atmosphere.

Experts say it is a matter of time before global warming drives up sea levels the one or two metres it would take to force permanent evacuation of islands such as Tuvalu, the highest point of which is four metres above water.

Cleanup workers have stripped contaminated topsoil from some schoolyards, and remediation or permanent evacuation is likely for the worst areas.

They were also more likely to be associated with a need for permanent evacuation (U = 521.5, p = 0.001).

Temporary evacuations would be necessary in almost all cases, while permanent evacuations would be likely in many.

The view that locals underestimate the potential necessity of permanent evacuations was also associated with volcanoes that have not erupted for many years (r = 0.36, p < 0.05).

They were also asked about the likelihood of major eruptions and the potential for temporary and permanent evacuations of populations as a result.

People move in a variety of ways before, during and after sudden-onset and slow-onset disasters, ranging from short-term evacuations to permanent, long-distance migration (Esnard and Sapat 2014; Yonetani and Yuen 2014).

The next morning, she and her younger sister, Sharon, were able to get to Long Beach and tell their mother that the evacuation would be permanent.