Sentences with phrase «damaging hundreds of homes»
He was referring to the magnitude 6.9 temblor that struck Mount Borah, Idaho's tallest peak, killing two children in Challis and damaging hundreds of homes and businesses.
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Immediately after Hurricane Irma's eye passed over the Florida Keys, massive damage to the Lower and Middle Keys was apparent where hundreds of homes and businesses were destroyed by high winds and a huge storm surge.
Garfield Park Conservatory, still recovering from the damage it sustained during a severe hail storm this summer, needs to find new homes for hundreds of tropical plants, succulents and perennials — plants that would have been overwintered in propagation houses that are still damaged.
In the past 3 months alone, significant damage has been done to hundreds of homes and businesses as a result of Hurricane Irene and Hurricane Lee, which has led to millions of dollars in destroyed property and personal belongings.
During his tour of the island Cuomo said he saw hundreds of homes with structural damage and widespread flooding and noted that the island's electrical system has been knocked offline.
I have, however, flown over these areas and saw hundreds of private homes either destroyed or with major damage and an enormous amount of public infrastructure damage that far surpasses the State of New York's threshold of $ 25 million.
More than two months after Sandy damaged or destroyed hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses in New York alone, the state is still waiting for federal disaster aid.
Hundreds of thousands of people died, and most buildings within 20 kilometres of the epicentre were severely damaged or destroyed, including the presidential palace, UN headquarters and vast numbers of homes.
The sludge, which engulfed hundreds of acres, damaged lakeside homes and polluted drinking water in Tennessee contained high levels of arsenic and elevated levels of radioactive radium, reported Duke University scientists.
Leaks that occur outside of the home can cause damage to the foundation and also cost you hundreds of dollars every year in wasted water.
The destruction wreaked by Hurricanes Harvey and Irma over the past weeks is almost unimaginable: hundreds of thousands of homes severely damaged or destroyed, tens of thousands of people in temporary shelters.
By now, you've probably read about the bureaucratic tangles that have been delaying the arrival and distribution of tents, food and other international relief supplies following the April 25 7.8 - magnitude earthquake that has shattered or damaged several hundred thousand homes and other structures in Nepal.
Fueled by intense heat, dryness, and high winds, 50 major wildfires burn in the central and southern regions of Chile, causing thousands to evacuate, creating millions of dollars in damages, and destroying hundreds of homes.
Extensive floods in Indonesia during early 2002 have killed hundreds of people, destroyed thousands of homes, damaged thousands of hectares of rice paddy fields, and inundated Indonesian insurance companies with flood - related claims.
If your home is damaged or destroyed, it can cost thousands of dollars — even hundreds thousands of dollars — to repair or rebuild.
All the hundreds of thousands of Fresno renters can benefit from coverage that shields them from the damaging effects of economic liability that can follow an accident at their rented homes; and every one of them is much better off carrying insurance that safeguards their goods against loss.
There, hundreds of mid-range and high - end homes damaged on the first floor but largely untouched on the second sit empty but attract interest by buyers willing to pay as much as two - thirds of pre-storm prices.
In Illinois, a lawsuit filed by the state's attorney general accuses Safeguard subcontractors of wrongfully dispossessing hundreds of home owners in the state through tactics such as breaking into homes despite evidence that home owners still lived there, bullying tenants to get them to leave even though the tenants had no legal obligation to do so, and even damaging the homes in some cases.
The tornado, part of a storm system that ripped through the Midwest, damaged hundreds of buildings and homes, but no long - term impact on sales is expected.
We didn't have any damage here in Prattville, Alabama...... but according to news reports, hundreds of people were injured and killed, and many people lost their homes and businesses yesterday.