Sentence examples for any barrage from inspiring English sources

Polluted seas mean the eel population is smaller than it used to be, but any barrage would have to take them into consideration.

Hogan's thoroughly researched book is aware of the bullying that accompanied the family's memorialization of the President ("a relentless war against countermemories or alternative narratives"), but he tends to beat a guilty retreat from any barrage of irony or skepticism as soon as he's launched it.

The government said Hafren would need to provide much more detailed, credible evidence of the proposal, including a study of the environmental impacts and information on turbines, as well as information on allaying fears of flooding that could be worsened by any barrage.

The best way to survive an argument with another person who disagrees with you is to be ready to handle any barrage of questions that may be thrown at you.

Without an electricity storage solution any tidal barrage will currently generate power for about half the time that the UK demand will require it due to the tidal times and range being inconveniently non-aligned to the UK publics energy use habits.

He said: "These are some pretty major issues that need to be overcome by any developer of a barrage.

They dived straight on Southampton, without any preliminaries, through a barrage of gunfire, one after the other.

Howard Wolfson, a spokesman for Mrs. Clinton, said any nominee would face a barrage from the right.

Whether it is growth rates, production figures or trade volumes, officials relish any chance to unleash a barrage of dazzling statistics.

They may not win every game but their rejuvenated offense, led by the prolific Alfonso Soriano, is capable of rectifying any scoring imbalance with a barrage of hits and runs.

Bradley leveled a barrage of criticisms against any theory, Utilitarian or otherwise, that proposed the maximization of pleasure as the ultimate moral goal.