Sentence examples for flood of issues from inspiring English sources
The phrase "flood of issues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large number of problems or challenges that arise simultaneously or in quick succession.
Example: "The recent changes in policy have led to a flood of issues that our team must address immediately."
Alternatives: "wave of problems" or "surge of challenges".
It was the curator's task to manage the flood of issues arriving from freshly independent countries and to organize the annual public displays begun in 1919, as well as exhibitions throughout Britain and abroad.
The provision is meant to stem the flood of issue advertisements that are really thinly veiled attacks on candidates.
Another was a flood of new issues in anticipation of the Dec. 31 end of the government-subsidized Build America Bonds program.
Expect a flood of such issues in the coming year as states try to balance their budgets.
Investors have already been feted to a flood of new issues this year in the US — a total of 366 for the first five months of 2013, versus 279 for the same time period last year, according to Dealogic.
Burdick's identification system for the oldest cards is still used despite a flood of cards issued in the last few decades, a testament to his ingenuity and the reverence for him among collectors.
It's hard to imagine that in 2005 we published an essay in our newsletter ETF Digest entitled "The ETF Tsunami" that discussed the then-impending flood of new ETF issues about to hit the markets.
He told AP that China's wealth boom was down to Chinese market regulators allowing a flood of new share issues after holding back Initial Public Offerings for several years.
The effort has produced a flood of so-called issue advertising that is being broadcast here.
Thereafter, the premium decreased as there was a flood of metal tokens issued by merchants, which were widely accepted.
SAN FRANCISCO--Dozens of teachers, students and administrators flooded Tuesday night's Board of Education meeting to protest the flood of pink slips issued to over 485 teachers and support staff at almost every school in the San Francisco Unified School District.
