Examples of using Causing extensive in English and their translations into Russian
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
On June 27 1978, an F2 tornado swept through the eastern half of Masson causing extensive damage to the town.
The explosive went off, causing extensive damage to the house. The Jerusalem Times, 28 October 1994; Al-Tali'ah, 3 November 1994.
The boiling water strips away the weed's protective coating causing extensive damage to its cellular structure.
Moreover, the act of dropping explosives in those quantities, combined with the destruction of ordnance, weapons, industrial and oil installations, electrical power stations and so on, resulted in the leakage of thousands of tons of toxins into the different elements of the environment(air,water and soil), causing extensive damage to the ecosystem in general.
Typhoon Haiyan struck the Philippines in 2013 causing extensive damage to the agriculture and fisheries sectors.
On 21 December 1995, in Ngozi, a grenade was thrown into the living room of the WFP residence causing extensive damage.
Accordingly, there will be a sharp decrease in local pressure, causing extensive powerful upward(warm) and descending(cold) air flows.
In the first part of 2002, it was showing signs of recovery when typhoon Chata'an struck the island in July, causing extensive damage.
On 25 and 26 March 1994, Cyclone Nadia hit Mozambique, causing extensive damage to housing, agriculture and virtually all the basic infrastructure of the northern provinces.
Dozens of shells fell on the area, claiming many victims,igniting fires and causing extensive damage to property.
In an incident monitored by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, a large group of masked individuals(reportedly about 200, some of whom were armed) descended into'Asira al-Qibiliya village from Yitzhar settlement just after midnight on 12 December 2011, and threw stones andempty bottles at the houses, causing extensive property damage.
The bombs hit the centre of town, killing 7 andwounding 34 civilians and causing extensive damage to buildings and structures in the city.
The self-immolation of Buddhist monk Thich Quang Duc at a busy Saigon intersection was a public relations disaster for the Diem regime, and as protests continued, the Army of the Republic of Vietnam Special Forces loyal to his brother Ngo Dinh Nhu, raided pagodas across the country on August 21,killing hundreds and causing extensive damage under the declaration of martial law.
During the reporting period, there were two particularly serious firing incidents:on 27 July 1993, the Nepalese battalion headquarters was bombed by Israeli aircraft, causing extensive damage but fortunately only minor injuries to three Nepalese soldiers; on 27 December 1993, Israeli troops directed tank fire at a UNIFIL patrol near Blat.
The following day, the occupying forces launched yet another raid inthe Jenin refugee camp, killing 6 Palestinians and causing extensive damage.
In one attack, three children were killed. On 2 and 3 November, mortars androckets landed in and around an orphanage, causing extensive damage and forcing the United Nations to evacuate approximately 50 children.
The blast occurred at an hour when the restaurant was crowded with diners, killing 15 civilians,wounding more than 40 others and causing extensive physical damage.
The use of inappropriate technologies for the exploitation of natural resources is having a heavy environmental impact on the region, causing extensive damage to soil, water and the environment in general.
At the same time, Israel, the occupying Power, has continued to wreak havoc anddestruction all throughout the Occupied Palestinian Territory, demolishing homes and properties and causing extensive damage to vital infrastructure.
Owing to the physical and meteorological conditions prevalent in the area, the smelter's sulphur dioxide clouds moved southwards over the United States, causing extensive damage to crops, timber, pastures, livestock and buildings.
At the same time, the Israeli occupation forces have continued to wreak havoc and destruction all throughout the occupied Palestinian territory,demolishing homes and properties and causing extensive damage to vital infrastructure.
The continued imposition of this crippling, cruel siege on the Palestinian civilian population, combined with Israel's condemnable military attacks, which not only cause death and destruction but also constitute clear acts of incitement and provocation,is causing extensive human suffering and rising instability and is heightening fear, tension and despair among the civilian population.
On the morning of 28 November 2012, two suicide bombers detonated two cars packed with a large quantity of explosives in the main square of the city of Jaramana, south-east of Damascus, killing andinjuring several civilians and causing extensive damage to residential buildings.
On 11 June 2013, three shells hit the Mazin Dabbagh and Huda al-Sha'rawi schools in the Suryan al-Jadidah area of Aleppo,injuring several children and women and causing extensive damage to the school buildings and facilities.
At 4:10 am on 26 February thebombs exploded at the gas holders, sending a fireball 1,000 feet(300 m) into the sky and causing extensive damage to the facility.
These attacks on the civilian infrastructure, in addition to the constant barrage of sonic booms by low-flying warplanesover civilian neighbourhoods and the closure of all border crossings into and out of Gaza, are deepening the humanitarian suffering of the Palestinian people and causing extensive physical and environmental destruction on the ground with far-reaching detrimental consequences for the population.
The attack caused extensive material damage.
Flooding caused extensive damage in Somalia and the Sudan.
The first group caused extensive damage to the waiting-room on the first floor.
This attack caused extensive damage to Tirpitz, putting her out of service for six months.