Sentences with phrase «huge landslide»

He predicted he'd beat Linares in a «huge landslide,» and said he believes it will be a referendum on what happened against Rangel.

A measure of just how vast the change has been in Scotland is that we are no longer surprised by polls showing the SNP with huge landslide leads in Scotland — we should be.

Opinion polls originally predicted a huge landslide victory for the Conservative Party and May aimed to substantially increase her party's slim majority.

As expected, Don Iveson was re-elected Mayor of Edmonton in a huge landslide with 141,182 votes — 72 percent of the total votes cast in that race — increasing his total vote count from the 2013 election.

«Tiny fossils, huge landslides: Are diatoms the key to Earth's biggest slides?.»

Smooth, rounded mountains that may be older show signs of huge landslides around their margins.

Giant lateral collapses are huge landslides occurring at the flanks of a volcano.

Huge landslides, which seem to have occurred after the boulders were deposited, have blanketed much of the crater floors.

Intensifying summer rainstorms have triggered huge landslides, damaging roads, power lines and water infrastructure, according to a recent evaluation of satellite images by Austrian climate researchers.

Here's where it gets weird: after the storm of December 2007 in Washington, when huge landslides closed roads and buried people and vehicles, the timber industry sent out spokesmen blaming it on nature and denying any responsibility.

Intensifying summer rainstorms have triggered huge landslides, damaging roads, power lines and water infrastructure, according to a recent evaluation of satellite images by Austrian climate researchers.

Not exact matches

«In the Coast Range and other hilly areas of Oregon and Washington, we should expect a huge number of landslides associated with the earthquake we face,» Mason said.

Jibson agrees: «With landslides, what we typically see is a huge deposit.

Huge volcano - triggered landslides can alter the seabed when they tumble into the ocean and sweep across the sea floor.

As more and more states prohibit breed discriminatory laws, this would be a huge step back for community safety, and the rights of individuals, as well as starting a potential landslide of even more stringent forms of breed discrimination, such as bans, across the state.

[1] In January, heavy rains drenched a huge portion of Indonesia causing massive floods, deadly landslides and more than 40,000 displaced individuals.