Sentence examples for temporary evacuation from inspiring English sources
A bomb threat forced the temporary evacuation of an exhibit hall.
Ash was spread over 800 square miles of land, forcing the temporary evacuation of the region.
In 1991, at Mr. Ludwig's Trickle Creek farm, gas was leaked into the air, forcing a temporary evacuation.
Security threats and general unease forced the temporary evacuation of terminals in San Francisco, Phoenix and Orlando.
A second temporary evacuation was ordered on Thursday but students were allowed to return after searches concluded.
Volcanic activity in 1913 15, 1929, and 1951 was serious enough to warrant the temporary evacuation of most of the island's population.
Since then, three of the complex's six units are believed to have partially melted down, and emergency crews have struggled with everything from malfunctioning pumps to dangerous spikes in radiation that have forced temporary evacuations.
Temporary evacuations would be necessary in almost all cases, while permanent evacuations would be likely in many.
Expatriate residents continue to live in Old Towne, which can become part of the exclusion zone with heightened volcanic activity, and have expressed their reluctance to evacuate and lack of confidence in the alert levels issued by the MVO and temporary evacuations decisions (interviews, local residents, 3 October 2012).
— Hundreds of barrels of crude oil spilled into Montana's Yellowstone River after an ExxonMobil pipeline beneath the riverbed ruptured, sending a plume 25 miles downstream and forcing temporary evacuations, officials said.
The temporary evacuations from Finland intended to protect children from the adversities of war that we studied took place over half a century ago in the context of a world war that permeated throughout Europe.
