Sentence examples for risk of destructive from inspiring English sources

The firm link between rising seas and the rising risk of destructive coastal flooding was also reflected in an analysis of the changed odds of Sandy-style inundations.

Coupled with the growth of densely built suburban and tourist towns – notably in Lisbon and other parts of Portugal, Provence and southern France, coastal southern Spain and throughout Greece – the risk of destructive fires in these interface zones is high.

A new analysis of warming global temperatures and the relationship to rainfall foresees a fivefold rise in the risk of destructive winter rains in parts of Europe in this century and of summer floods in southern Asia.

Circulating fluidized bed combustion (CFBC) fly ash and slag are wastes from CFBC power plant, and have such a high sulfur content (usually more than 5% SO3 by weight) that would result in a great risk of destructive expansion when used in building materials, which are produced in normal temperature.

And climate change will increase the risk of destructive thunderstorms and violent tornadoes across much of the United States in the decades ahead, according to a new study.

Since it lies in such a seismically active area, there is a high risk of destructive earthquakes in Iran; 1 in 3,000 deaths are attributable to earthquakes.

But what about the risk of organized destructive action?

In the coming years, new MRI techniques (brain and spinal cord imaging) should help us to identify those RRMS patients, especially individuals without any real disability, who are most at risk of developing destructive CNS lesions with or without first-line therapy and who are therefore more eligible for an early and more aggressive treatment strategy.

The evaluation of serum acute phase proteins may help in identifying patients who are at high risk for destructive disease or reveal those patients who are undergoing a process of periodontal breakdown.

This result is of primary importance in earthquake resistant design, because partial and local failure modes are responsible of the worsening of the energy dissipation capacity leading to an increased risk of collapse under destructive ground motions.

This result is of primary importance in earthquake resistant design, because partial and local failure modes are responsible for the worsening of the energy dissipation capacity leading to an increased risk of collapse under destructive seismic events.