hurricane damage

Examples (10)

• The coastal town is still assessing the full extent of the hurricane damage.
• Many residents are filing insurance claims for the hurricane damage to their homes.
• Engineers are designing new buildings to withstand future hurricane damage.
• The historical society has photographs documenting the hurricane damage from 1954.
• Repairing the widespread hurricane damage will take months and cost millions.
• The island's infrastructure suffered severe hurricane damage, cutting off power and water.
• The hurricane damage was far worse than what the initial storm surge caused.
• Estimating the total cost of the hurricane damage is a complex task for economists.
• Beyond the structural issues, the emotional toll of the hurricane damage is immense.
• The government allocated federal funds to help with recovery from the recent hurricane damage.