subsidence

It looks like there was a general subsidence of the land here.

The area has been facing the problem of land subsidence.

So, it seems, we must turn to the subsidence theory.

A square was recently created here to help stop the subsidence of the church.

It was built this way due to the subsidence of the ground.

This can happen over a period of time, resulting in subsidence.

These data are also used to model basin subsidence rates.

Only a couple of minutes remained until the subsidence would hit, not a second to waste.

They at first relied on ground water, but that caused land subsidence.

Failure of this wall in several places has caused some subsidence.

Along with the long procedural process time must be given to address the subsidence of the land.

The line itself closed in 1988 due to severe subsidence.

Drilling for oil, gas and even water has increased this subsidence.

So local subsidence might itself lead to very rapid deposition.

During this time it filled with water and became a sea, while the subsidence continued.

"There are only two geographical areas that I know of where subsidence has been a serious problem," he said.

The first station building had to be demolished in 1894 as a result of subsidence.

One problem during the reconstruction was the subsidence of the cathedral which had happened over time.

Finally, the structure may also cause subsidence in the local geology.

With the subsidence of all sound, he moved, surely, but cautiously.

There are the problems of soil loss and subsidence to contend with.

The deeper the tunnel, the less chance of subsidence on the surface.

Land subsidence is also caused by the weight of increasingly high buildings.

Extensive repairs had to be made in 1925 due to subsidence.

They can request a written report answering any questions about subsidence or other issues.