Sentence examples for coming avalanche from inspiring English sources
Just two years later, Democrats face a bad economy, a skeptical public, a re-energized Republican Party and a coming avalanche of losses in the midterm elections.
There are also questions about whether the I.R.S. will be ready for millions of complicated new filings each year, with critics charging that Congress failed to provide the agency with the capacity to handle the coming avalanche of data.
While the focus in Washington has been on putting together a stimulus package that will attract broader political support when it comes up for a vote in the Senate, here in Davos the talk has been about the coming avalanche of Treasury debt needed to pay for the plan on top of the bailout measures approved last fall, like the $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP.
In what should be an interesting beginning to the coming avalanche of ICO failures, the SEC has come down hard on Munchee, a company that built a $15 million token sale.
Everybody saw it coming, so it's a relief to finally get it over with; and the ICO space has become such a get-rich-quick shitshow, so full of empty promises, that precipitating what John Biggs calls "the coming avalanche of ICO failures," while achieving some legal clarity, seems like a good-case scenario.
In 1910, while clearing one slide, another avalanche came down Avalanche Mountain, killing 62 men.
Then, came an avalanche of whoops, cheers and whistles.
With his second album, "The Art of the Trio, Volume 1," came an avalanche of critical praise.
Then came an avalanche of laudatory letters, from friends and associates like former Mayor Edward Koch, all describing the Bronx and Westchester kingpin in words normally reserved for eulogies.
The sweet and salty details we learn about the climbers make their demise — when it comes, by avalanche, slip or in a courageous rescue effort — all the more devastating.
