Sentence examples similar to deluge of tests from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bloomberg's deluge of spending is testing the city's 13-year-old campaign finance law, which is considered a model by public interest groups, and is intended to limit the influence of money in city politics and also to help candidates with less money remain competitive.

McMurdo has been a deluge of trainings, meetings, packing, and equipment testing for the G-055 crew.

Although there were localized floods that led voters in 1956 to approve a $42-million 42-million to upgrade sorely strained control channels throughout the county, none put Prado Dam to the test until the Deluge of 1969--or so Osbonde and county flood-control offissues tooupgrade the time.

This deluge of do-less recommendations results from research into tests and procedures that have been arguably overused.

Håkan Samuelsson said Volvo had had a deluge of interest in its "Drive me" trial in London next year, when 100 drivers will test its new autonomous driving technology on motorways and major roads.

Summary: The deluge of data emerging from high-throughput sequencing technologies poses large analytical challenges when testing for association to disease.

The deluge of B cells clogs glands.

However, the resulting deluge of data can be overwhelming.

Still, don't expect a sudden deluge of teroldego.

Admissions officers are drowning in a deluge of applications.

Why the sudden deluge of Greek drama?