Sentence examples for successful evacuation from inspiring English sources

In times of threat, a successful evacuation does not necessarily mean people are safe, says Jackson.

It's hard to imagine a jury finding that there was negligence on the part of the Port Authority, particularly when the evacuation of the World Trade Center was the most successful evacuation of people in history".

Sergeant Rhodes then moved toward a nearby building where, still exposed, his fire on the enemy was responsible for the successful evacuation of the wounded patrol members by newly arrived medical personnel.

He was involved in the successful evacuation of the entire community when a sinkhole – a massive shift in the soil that led to a mudslide, creating crevices 15 feet deep – occurred during a storm in 2011.

He thus missed at least three big news stories: a British victory; the successful evacuation of the army by sea; and the death from his wounds of General Sir John Moore (an event it would be left to poetry to immortalise).

Thus the probability of the successful evacuation could be achieved.

Other successful evacuations include those at Banda Api (1988), Rabaul (1994), Tungurahua (2006), and Nevado del Huila (2007, 2008) which, in combination, saved tens of thousands of lives.

To increase the likelihood of successful evacuations, scientists should encourage and help lead hazard-response exercises and evacuation drills, especially in areas with short time windows for evacuating hazard zones.

This paper, which is one in a series dealing with issues relating to the successful evacuations of towers 1 and 2, focuses on cue recognition and response patterns within WTC1.

The majority of the successful evacuations were confirmed at the first follow-up (91.8% (393/428) in the misoprostol arm and 99.4% (360/362) in the surgical arm; data not shown).

Efficacy with the misoprostol was slightly lower: 94.4% of the women who received misoprostol and 100% of the women who received surgical intervention had successful evacuations (RR = 0.90; 95% CI: 0.88-0.92) (Table  2).