Sentence examples for severe destroyed from inspiring English sources

Although there were few serious injuries and no fatalities, the quake and its aftershocks (some of them severe) destroyed hundreds of buildings in the city and damaged railways, roads, and other infrastructure.

In the 1860s severe drought destroyed much of the rancho land.

That night severe floods destroyed many villages in the Cusco region of Peru including Huacarpay, Grimanesa's village.

On 7 July 1839, a severe fire destroyed many houses in Cullompton.

Severe flooding destroyed 305 homes, 199 of which were in Macasandig.

A severe windstorm destroyed the spire in 1924; it was replaced shortly thereafter at a cost of $3,500 $$ today).

The Navy was unable to raise the ship, and severe storms destroyed the wreck in 1924, which led the Navy to abandon her.

The explosion started a severe fire, destroyed the rear fire sprinkler system, bent the forward lift like a hoop and shredded the fire curtains into lethal splinters.

1, mild damage: rounded epithelial cells and dilated tubular lumen; 2, moderate damage: flattened epithelial cells, loss of nuclear staining and substantially dilated lumen; 3, severe damage: destroyed tubules with no nuclear staining of epithelial cells.

Cross said that when privileged defendants can pay a private attorney and articulate the ways in which a prison sentence would have a severe impact – destroying a promising athletic career, for example – they fare better than average working class people.

Many children will squabble with their siblings, but children with severe anxiety destroy things because they can't tolerate a brother or sister moving things in their room or making small changes on their video game or computer, Dr. Tepp said.