epicenter造句

All but one of the deaths were in Mexico, the epicenter of the outbreak.

Police say rescue officials are worried that water from a choked river could inundate towns near the epicenter.

The epicenter of the outbreak is in Victoria, where a group of children are among those being treated.

Supposedly, the United States, the epicenter of the financial crisis, will see its economic power and influence diminish.

But here at the epicenter of bird flu cases so far, there is little other choice than to prepare.

Public transportation back to Sendai, the big city closest to the epicenter, had stopped running, cellphones were not working and all flow of information had ceased.

The exact location of the epicenter of the earthquake was not determined, but it was close to the location of the dam.

Q: You mean the earthquake swarm near Dujiangyan [a town near the epicenter badly damaged in the quake] in February 2008?

His domain is now the epicenter of a humanitarian crisis that has lasted for more than a decade yet has largely eluded the world's attention.

More than 85 percent of the houses in the Jiegu Township near the epicenter had collapsed, said Zhuohuaxia, a publicity official with the Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Yushu, told Xinhua.

The number of confirmed cases of the H1N1 swine flu virus is rising worldwide -- with nearly all of Mexico, the epicenter of the outbreak, at a standstill in a bid to contain the illness.

The nearest observation point is 200 metres from the sarcophagus, and offers a good view of the epicenter of the accident without exposing visitors to "excessive" levels of radiation.

World Bank President Robert B. Zoellick has called on Western European governments to support cash-starved Central and Eastern Europe, now seen as the new epicenter of the financial crisis.