Sentence examples for a continued flood of from inspiring English sources
The recent cancer genome sequencing projects are just the beginning of what will likely to be a continued flood of mutation data as next generation sequencing technologies continue to increase throughput and decrease cost, enabling the examination of both more regions of the genome as well as more samples.
Most steel companies are operating at a fraction of capacity because of the general economic slowdown and a continuing flood of imports that have driven steel prices lower.
KABUL, Afghanistan — Despite a sharp increase in assassinations and a continuing flood of civilian casualties, NATO officials said Saturday that they had reversed the momentum of the Taliban insurgency as enemy attacks were falling for the first time in years.
He was helped by a continuing flood of cash from groups and people affiliated with Vornado Realty Trust, the big commercial developer, including Hackettstown Interstate, which reached its contribution limit with a $33,900 donation at the end of October.
A continuing flood of consensus conference statements, position papers, and surveillance network reports will be issued about the problem of antibiotic resistance, without any measurable and sustained effect on containment.
High tides and strong winds lead to flooding in Wales and south-west England as officials warn of a continuing flood threat across the west of the UK.
Extracting biologically meaningful information from the continuing flood of genomic data is a major challenge in the life sciences.
Witness the continuing flood of money into mutual funds.
But won't the continuing flood of government bonds depress bond prices and continue to boost yields?
It has been a factor in the bloat in federal and state spending on prison construction, maintenance, and the escalation in the number of prosecutors needed to handle the continuing flood of criminal cases.
With continued flooding, partitioning of metals in the soil solid phase changed and a larger fraction of the total metal concentrations became exchangeable, i.e. bioavailable.
