Sentence examples for flood of communications from inspiring English sources

After securing his agreement to fly to Wheeling if Eisenhower agreed to Chotiner's terms, the two reached Eisenhower and campaign leader New Hampshire Governor Sherman Adams in Portsmouth, Ohio, en route to Wheeling, and briefed them on the conversation with Nixon and on the flood of communications from the public.

The fact is that every day there is a local or global emergency happening somewhere (slow onset or immediate), and there is a flood of online communications that follows immediately afterwards.

Efforts to access the worst-affected areas of Haiti – including the Grand'Anse and Sud departments – were at first hampered by flooding, the collapse of communications networks and the destruction of a key bridge.

A few weeks after Barack Obama's election, the Chinese began flooding a group of communications links known to be monitored by the N.S.A. with a barrage of intercepts, two Bush Administration national-security officials and the former senior intelligence official told me.

Even the country's links to the Internet have been disrupted, with the low-capacity portals periodically overwhelmed with a flood of data that makes communications impossible.

*The flood of such new technology as wireless communications and computer-based telephony, putting pressure on companies using traditional landlines.

With hostilities coming to a close the Japanese began harassing the Australian line of communications, and as the rain stopped and the flooding subsided in late-July and into August, preparations to resume the advance continued.

According to Jerry Martin, the board's director of communications, the fear is that the market will be flooded by short-range vehicles that cannot be driven on freeways.

This is great news for the people of the UK because after years of neglect, the UK's energy, road, rail, flood defence, communications and water infrastructure needs renewal".

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