Meanings of whole neighbourhoods in English

So a South African company designed an alarm to warn whole neighbourhoods when they could be in danger.

We have whole neighbourhoods without people.

The bloody internal conflict has destroyed whole neighbourhoods and forced more than nine million people from their homes.

In some areas, whole neighbourhoods were flattened, cars flipped over and trees and power lines felled, leaving tangled wreckage.

He saw enough lurking figures to guess that there were whole neighbourhoods here that the resistance had gained effective control over.

The destruction inflicted this week by the twisters, which flattened whole neighbourhoods, was the deadliest US natural catastrophe since Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

Whole neighbourhoods sprang up in Middlesex overnight and all those villas, terraces and cottages needed one thing -bricks.

Whole neighbourhoods are boarded up.

Whole neighbourhoods have vanished in town centres and the inner city, tightly-knit local communities have often disintegrated or been infiltrated by socially destructive forces.