Sentence examples for storm far from inspiring English sources

There is seemingly no reason for a flight to monolithic cultural values, with Canada weathering the economic storm far better than most developed countries.

The low-growling thunder grew louder, setting the scene for the opening act of a major storm far off across the lake, electrifying the horizon.

The Katy Perry-approved NYPC have weathered the storm far better than most of the Day-Glo groups they were unfortunately lumped in with a few years back.

The bodies of 45 patients were discovered at Memorial Medical Center after the August 2005 storm, far more than at any other hospital, and some doctors subsequently acknowledged that they had injected patients with drugs to hasten their deaths.

If he pulls it off Khan will stand alongside great British champions of the calibre of John H Stracey, Ken Buchanan and Lloyd Honeyghan, each of whom walked through the storm far from home to notch improbable world title victories.

Our French cousins came to that conclusion in 1981 after an abortive attempt to destroy their NBA equivalent – and their bookshops have weathered the storm far better than ours.

But New Orleans has seen storms far more damaging than the 100-year standard.

Four times since the last ice age, at intervals roughly 3,000 years apart, the Northeast has been struck by cycles of storms far more powerful than any in recent times, according to a new study.

The invasion was originally planned for the morning of June 4 , 1944 but storms far worse than this meant the bombers would not be able to fly that day, so the attack was postponed until June 6.

Here's the lede from my story on that paper, published one decade ago: Four times since the last ice age, at intervals roughly 3,000 years apart, the Northeast has been struck by cycles of storms far more powerful than any in recent times, according to a new study.

Only 10 deaths have been attributed to the storm so far, six of them occurring during the evacuation — far lower than the 1,600 killed in Hurricane Katrina three years ago.