Sentence examples for flooding world from inspiring English sources
Only in this way can the flooding world be comprehensible and endurable.
It requires permanently flooding world markets with cheap dollars — a recipe for the next bubble and financial crisis.
Beijing cannot continue its strategy of flooding world markets with artificially cheap Chinese goods through the manipulation of the renminbi.
Rather, the economic behemoth China has monumentally over-invested in steel, for which there is too little domestic demand, and is now flooding world markets.
And while gourmet France under-produces, industrial America has been "flooding" world dairy markets, he adds: perhaps not the outcome France had in mind.How to create a lobby groupIt is an EU rule that unintended consequences, left for a few years, fossilise into special interests.
Straight after the flooding, World Animal Protection led a crew to Dhemaji to find out what communities needed; at a cost of £25,000 the NGO distributed about 119 tons of rice bran, set up eight temporary clinics to treat thousands of sick and injured livestock, and gave out medical kits containing syringes, surgical scissors and suturing needles to under-stocked government surgeries.
In the mid 1870s, however, chaotic production conditions, a flooded world diamond market, and labour shortages made the transition to larger units of production necessary.
"It's like Waterworld," said Benito Ramos, head of the Philippines national disaster agency, referring to a Hollywood movie about a flooded world.
With the Chinese economy not growing as fast as it once was, surplus Chinese capacity may flood world markets, driving down profit margins.
Saudi Arabia, with a daily output of 7.6 million barrels, has enough spare capacity to flood world markets in a matter of weeks.
Still, intellectual property misappropriation cannot be a government policy goal, especially in a country the size of China, which can flood world markets with ill-begotten high-tech products.
