Sentence examples for be bombarding from inspiring English sources

Kajita and McDonald's work solved a puzzling observation that, compared with theoretical calculations of the number of neutrinos expected to be bombarding the Earth from the sun, up to two-thirds were apparently not arriving.

The person we should probably be bombarding with questions is the boss of London Underground Limited (LUL), a man so unaccountably absent from the whole row that I couldn't even name him without consulting Google.

Ms. Robarts said she had been peppered with angry letters from parents and others around Madison (which lies in the dairy state, after all) suggesting that the board had sacrificed an important ideal -- schools should not be bombarding children with advertising -- to get its mitts on easy cash.

"If there was a big news story about fraud, people wouldn't be bombarding the victims with articles saying: 'Don't you know there's murder going on?' This doesn't happen with any other crime, but there's just something about laws that involve women that creates this weird disconnect".

It's been presumed that the high levels of radiation known to be bombarding many of the rocky Earth-like exoplanets discovered so far by astronomers precludes life, but that theory is turned on its head by new research published in Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.

In order to cut through the distractions of text messages, Facebook notifications, and other alerts that may be bombarding your phone at the same time, Haunting Melissa draws you in by maintaining the illusion of personalization.

I'd be bombarded".

"They shouldn't be bombarded with homework," Ms. Cushlanis said.

Millennials don't want to be bombarded.

You will be bombarded with questions.

Subsequently, the ice can be bombarded with atoms.