Sentence examples for supplies damage from inspiring English sources

Rutter says climate change will go beyond flooding, with other impacts including other severe weather, reduced water supplies, damage to crops and fisheries, changes to patterns of disease and increased migration.

That estimate includes costs for overtime, supplies, damage to city buildings, and damage to sidewalks and trees, a spokesman for the city's Office of Emergency Management, Christopher Gilbride, said on Tuesday.

By comparison, the overall cost to the city related to Tropical Storm Irene, in 2011, was $55 million, including overtime, supplies, damage to city buildings, and damage to sidewalks and trees.

Disruption caused by climate change, scarcity of water supplies, damage to the food chain caused by misuse of pesticides and other chemicals — all these things, and more, contribute to violence and conflict around the world, but especially in the developing world.

Humanitarian crises can increase vulnerability to poor sexual and reproductive health (SRH) outcomes among affected populations due to reduced access to SRH services and supplies, damaged health facilities, depleted human resources, increased exposure to sexual violence, and increased impoverishment and related risk-taking.

This could ultimately disrupt our global food and water supply, damage or destroy vital infrastructure, and even upend entire ecosystems.

Crop yields have been damaged, and the impact of an increase in extreme events has resulted in "alteration of ecosystems, disruption of food production and water supply, damage to infrastructure and settlements, increases in morbidity and mortality, and consequences for mental health and human well-being".

On 10 February 1941 thirty eight men from the battalion conducted the first British airborne operation, Operation Colossus, a raid against an aqueduct in southern Italy; it was hoped that the destruction of the aqueduct would deprive Italian civilian and military installations of their water supply, damage Italian morale and the Italian war effort in North Africa.

Although the literature is inconclusive, it has been suggested that hysterectomy may cause nerve supply damage and disrupt supportive structures of the pelvic floor.

Although the literature is inconclusive, it has been suggested that hysterectomy may cause nerve supply damage and disrupt supportive structures of the pelvic floor, subsequently increasing the risk of future vaginal vault prolapse [ 6].

In particular, a MAT concentration of Cd supplied damaged external pyramidal neuron, as exhibited by a typically argyrophilic dark neuronal perikarya and often by a shrunken and folded appearance compared with little or no damage in controls.