Sentence examples for regions struck from inspiring English sources
Thousands of residents in the capital, Kathmandu, and other regions struck by the quake spent an uncomfortable night sleeping in the open, too scared to return to homes that are vulnerable to strong aftershocks.
His remarks come as a bipartisan group of lawmakers is looking into broader delays in the spending of federal aid for regions struck by natural disasters, including Texas and Florida.
But the Speaker of parliament Volodymyr Rybak, who leads Mr Yanukovych's Party of Regions, struck a more conciliatory note, saying in a statement that parliament should discuss "the resignation of the government and those questions linked to laws passed by parliament" when it meets next week.
The resulting tsunami devastated the Honshu coast southwest of regions struck by earthquake-generated tsunami in 1611, 1896 and 1933.
People in the affected countries are more mobile than in the central African regions struck by Ebola in the past, Sprecher says, giving the virus more options to spread.
As a postdoc in the School of Earth Sciences at the University of Bristol, Jenkins visits regions struck by volcanic debris and helps local communities plan mitigation and rescue efforts.
In some of the country's regions striking a tree caused more than 30% of all road accident fatalities.
Partisans may be sorry to learn that the two regions strike some scholars as increasingly alike, despite many real differences.
Partisans may be sorry to learn that the two regions strike some of them as increasingly alike.
The Taliban were pouring out of the tribal areas into more settled regions, striking anxiety into an army unaccustomed to fighting an insurgency.
Despite differences in etiologies, clinical sequelae, and affected brain regions, striking similarities exist in the chronic deficits of inhibitory signaling, as repeatedly demonstrated in rodent injury models (summarized in Supplementary Table S1).
