Sentence examples for because of a flood from inspiring English sources
Sampdoria will reschedule their match at home to Bologna after the Serie A game was postponed because of a flood alert in Genoa.
Lately, chess has enjoyed something of a resurgence in Brooklyn, largely because of a flood of Russian immigrants.
Bill Powers, an association spokesman, said the heavy donations were possible because of a flood of new members and money.
Hong Kong now attracts a majority of global initial offering volumes, largely because of a flood of mainland Chinese companies that are choosing to go public.
The steel people are not in a good way: workers are losing their jobs, they say, because of a flood of imported steel from Japan, Brazil and Russia.
Farmers this week could begin planting corn in many spots across the upper Midwest, according to insurance policies that cover costs if they have to replant because of a flood or killing frost.
Exeter City's football game with Morecambe was called off because of a flooded pitch.
The strong dollar has cost the United States nearly 2 million jobs because of a resulting flood of foreign imports, a study released today concludes.
Riverside Festival - a free music festival in Oxfordshire - has been postponed because of flooding concerns.
And not because of the arguments, per se, but because of the disruptive impact a flood of cash could have on the Nov. 5 election.
