Sentence examples for string of earthquakes from inspiring English sources
An official in Ohio said on Sunday that the underground disposal of wastewater from natural-gas drilling operations would remain halted in the Youngstown area until scientists could analyze data from the most recent of a string of earthquakes there.
Page A11 DISPOSAL WELL STAYS SHUT An Ohio state official said that underground disposal of waste water from natural-gas drilling operations would remain halted in the Youngstown area until data from a recent string of earthquakes was analyzed.
In 2001, after a string of earthquakes had struck El Salvador, Patty was among the thousands of Salvadorans who qualified for temporary protected status, or T.P.S., a federal designation that allowed her to live and work legally in the U.S.
The eruption is believed to have followed a string of earthquakes in the region.
The M 7.1 earthquake is currently the deadliest since 1985 and is the latest in a string of earthquakes to hit Mexico in the recent months.
The new novel opens with a seemingly inexplicable string of earthquakes along the San Andreas Fault.
The band is currently escaping a string of crippling earthquakes in their home town and touring Europe and the UK - dates are available on their website.
In the Netherlands public opinion wants the country to pump less gas, not more, because of worries about carbon emissions and a string of minor earthquakes associated with the depletion of the giant Groningen field.
Magnitude 8.6 Seventy villages simply disappeared in the string of disasters generated by an earthquake with an epicentre in Tibetan Rima but which wrought most destruction in India's Assam state.
CARE dispatched a response for about 50,000 people but noted that the country is still recovering from a string of natural disasters including the earthquake, two cyclones, a tropical storm and two draughts.
However, since the earthquake follows a string of nasty typhoons that have swept Japan in recent months, some economists worry that the natural disasters will take a toll on consumer confidence and spending.
