Sentence examples for subsequent storms from inspiring English sources

It is unfortunate, if inevitable, that the subsequent storms in their relationship and her life have so often been read back into the tormented portraits of these years.

Subsequent storms have seen more demand for the remaining communal centres as many homes remain unsafe, said the IOM, describing the Philippines as "on the front line of climate change".

After severe wildfires stripped the local landscape and left the soil exposed, subsequent storms drove so much sediment down the hillsides that the utility is now having to spend $30m to dredge the streams and reservoirs that supply its water.

Even if the boulders were transported to the coast by paleo-tsunamis, subsequent storms would have moved them.

Including subsequent storms, the 1955 floods cumulatively killed 91 people and left 1,100 families homeless.

Much of October's heavy rainfall was soaked up by the state's drought-dried soil, although water from subsequent storms will increase runoff into streams and reservoirs, the department said.

Matthew Frye Jacobson, a professor of American studies, history and African-American studies at Yale, said that FIRE's spin, and the subsequent storm of media coverage, was "a complete misconstruction of what happened".

Mr. McAllister said the fogging of residential properties and roadsides in Flanders along Bay Avenue, which runs near a Flanders Bay tributary called Priest's Pond, where the fish kill occurred, produced aerial drift and subsequent storm runoff that reached the water.

But a subsequent storm unleashed huge waves that uprooted traffic lights and street signs, and caused the collapse of a 1.5-mile stretch of the A1A coastal artery in the center of Fort Lauderdale.

"Where else but at war, at the front, would you see that many casualties at once?" The rescue scene after the explosions and subsequent storming of the Beslan school on Friday afternoon was chaotic, he said, with injured children being raced to hospitals in ambulances and the back seats of cars.

It was, of course, the excesses of the American financial system that led to the crisis, so it must rankle many in Europe and Asia that the American stock market appears to have done one of the best jobs of weathering the subsequent storm.