Sentence examples for consequent inundation from inspiring English sources
Fortunately, there is little prospect of such a continent-wide melting and consequent inundation occurring – at least not this century.
Consequent surface inundations caused extensive damage to several roads.
For instance, future increases in sea level and tidal surges are likely to lead to coastal inundation with seawater and consequent submergence of coastal wetlands.
The eastern area has suffered from repeated inundations and from the consequent salinity of the soil; it is sparsely peopled in comparison with most of the North China Plain.
But perhaps the inundation's most unexpected consequence was jockey Gary Stevens' temporary weight gain.
The extensive lowland areas bordering the main river and its tributaries, called várzeas ("floodplains"), are subject to annual flooding, with consequent soil enrichment; however, most of the vast basin consists of upland, well above the inundations and known as terra firme.
Liquefaction and inundation.
(a) Passive inundation modeling.
Consequent redesigns scarcely helped.
An area susceptible to inundation.
