Sentence examples for backwash from from inspiring English sources

The Liberal Party revelled in the electoral backwash from this affair on their political opponents.

More worrying for Rio is the political backwash from the World Cup on to the Olympics.

There is continuing backwash from the 2014 independence referendum, churned up the newly emerging questions about new taxation and welfare powers, and nagging questions about the SNP's dominance.

By 1900 timber and trade with Asia as well as the financial backwash from the Klondike gold rush of 1897-98 had put big bucks in local pockets.

Both have continued despite the backwash from the crash, which has taken its toll on the "Brics" countries and the wider global south.

"It was a paradigm shift for me, hanging with him and his mates, realizing, 'This is how it ought to be.' " Still, Mr. McGreevey found that the "emotional backwash" from his old life "didn't dissipate in an hour".

The long-term fouling rate was decreased substantially by a modest lowering of setpoint flux from 65 to 50 L/(m2 h) and by an increase in backwash frequency from 15 to 10 min.

Increasing the backwash time from 30 s to 1 min did not decrease the fouling rate substantially.

The tight configuration of spiral wound membrane as well as the inherent properties of SWRO membranes could have prevented the smooth osmotic backwash flow from the permeate side to the feed side of the membrane (Qin et al. 2009; Merdaw et al. 2010).

This study is limited by having a small sample size, by being a convenience sample, and by using backwash collected from pools with a single filter medium (i.e., sand) exclusively.

Few locally believe the US withdrawal of combat troops from Afghanistan will help either, with deep fears of a backwash of militants from the conflict seeking new targets.