Sentence examples for even flooding from inspiring English sources
Examples might be landslides caused by deforestation, food shortages due to overfishing, or even flooding caused by climate change.
Sharrocks is even flooding one of the old coal stores with water from the neighbouring Thames: "We'll bring it in, bucket by bucket, along a human chain.
Last year, some experts were hoping that El Niño would help the southwestern US droughts because moderate-to-strong events bring more winter rain and snow to California — even flooding and mudslides during 1998's strong El Niño.
Kashmir authorities have mounted periodic attempts to restore the lake by resettling families, curbing the dumping of waste and even flooding the lake with weed-eating Chinese carp.
Even flooding taxes have been mooted by the Government, letting councils charge more in areas prone to this.
What remained fundamental for social-politic management of the "Muscovite underground" heterotopia was to have complete control over the entrances and exits, so as to be able to close or open the way towards utopia at any moment: barring accesses and even flooding or burying the galleries.
The wall of water driven ashore by the storm even flooded three police stations, two in Brooklyn and one in the Rockaway section of Queens.
The officials acknowledged that the surge might exceed what was experienced in Hurricane Irene, and that it might require shutting off steam pipes, might damage underground electrical systems and might even flood subway tunnels, which could cause prolonged problems.
Sea level forecasts by a coalition of scientists show that the Silicon Valley bases for Facebook, Google and Cisco are at risk of being cut off or even flooded, even under optimistic scenarios where rapid cuts in greenhouse gas emissions avoid the most severe sea level increases.
California suffered a statewide drought from 2012 to 2016, but the new year has brought storms that pummeled and even flooded parts of Northern California, along with hopes that the drought will be declared, officially, over.
Even flood insurance doesn't cover everything, however.
