Sentence examples for storm energy from inspiring English sources

Also, they argue, these beaches absorb storm energy, sparing buildings inland.

For the strongest storms casualty rates from increases in population and storm energy were even greater.

Deeper water, isolated from this storm energy, is a gallery of past processes and events preserved mostly unmodified.

In the case of American hurricane risk, the science says there's a negative trend in storm number, while storm energy and rainfall probably are rising.

Once the dunes go, then the storm energy is going to attack roads and whatever is on the other side of the roads".

For all tornadoes, investigators found that a doubling of population increased the casualty rate by 21% while a doubling of storm energy increased the casualty rate by 33%.

This unexpected identification gave "Before the Storm" its energy and freshness.

The warmth in tropical waters fuels a storm as energy is transferred from ocean to air through evaporation.

The storm's energy, expressed in terajoules, is calculated based on its wind speed and its size.

But at the Staten Island shoreline nothing much had interfered with the storm's energy before the surge (or surges) hit, so the land had to absorb it.

A hopeful speculation is that the oil might not be all bad news and that it might sap the storm's energy.