Sentence examples for certainly flood from inspiring English sources

Certainly Flood, who has lost so much ground since the first optimism created by his partnership with Ben Youngs, was not slow to grasp the implications after his own poor showing in the defeat by Wales.

He is moving into body cameras, but asks, "Have you ever seen a law enforcement agency outsource their evidence room?" If body cameras do catch on, the images will almost certainly flood the Internet.

Certainly, the flood of inventory in the last year, the low prices and the low-interest rates have created a Chinese menu effect of too many options that can cause some would-be buyers to freeze.

Certainly, a flood of insider selling is a discomforting scenario.

We can't prevent flooding but we can certainly inhibit flooding by good land management".

In 1988, there was a huge melt, which would almost certainly have flooded the southern marshes if the dam had not contained the worst of it.

Adds Platt: "Certainly the flooding was not universal, but there was a tendency to spread the benefits around".

Past earthquakes on the New Madrid were powerful enough change the course of the Mississippi River -- certainly a flooding event that makes what is happening this week in Nebraska look like a mud puddle -- and those 15 nuclear plants are almost all located along major river systems.

More recent evidence suggests a particularly warm and generally humid global climate between 3.56 and 3.4 Ma [ 101]; this would certainly have flooded the Sunda shelf and isolated Malaysian Robertsiella from the Mekong river pachydrobiinine radiation.

This year's Rite of Spring centenary has certainly unleashed a flood of tribute performances.

At that state, flood certainly cannot be avoided in the adjacent area of the river.