Sentence examples similar to floods of work from inspiring English sources

For some Texas scientists, the acceleration of the listings process has meant a flood of work.

For many people, work stress kicks off at the beginning of the week with the anticipation of a flood of work on Monday, said Joanie Ruge, employment and career expert for global job board Monster.com.

For lawyers who litigate intellectual property issues, the bill is a godsend, guaranteeing a flood of work, no matter which party wins the case.

"There is a steady flood" of works "coming out of the Middle East as a result of what's going on in places like Syria," Mr. Sibbald said.

Mr. Niccols's films are yet another instance of the flood of works, far beyond the visual arts, that demonstrate how DNA, genetics and the genome have surged into our culture.

It has been reported that Salinger wrote obsessively during his last 50 years, and it is possible that floods of Salinger works may wash upon literary islands as oceans flood the shorelines.

Throughout her career Ms. Frankenthaler, who turned 82 in December, has pursued a stripped-down bravura across expanses of unprimed canvas, evolving a gestural Minimalism of floating lines and radiant floods of color, working wet-on-wet in a manner that tolerates few corrections.

Brahimi has fought the United Nations bureaucracy in New York to keep the Afghan operation from being flooded with out-of-work nation-builders from the downsizing operations in Kosovo, Bosnia and East Timor.

The new technologies created a flood of new work for the intelligence agencies — and huge opportunities for companies like Booz Allen.

A good example of this problem is the modeling of the impact of floods; work by Hewings and Mahidhara (1996) revealed that over the course of a year, the negative impacts of the flood were often more than compensated by the growth impacts generated by federal and state disaster assistance programs.

Recent damages and losses associated with coastal floods have generated many analyses dealing with overexposure to flood risk, its consequences, associated technological choices and governance principles, and what seems to be a poor understanding of the causes and consequences of floods and working of coastal defences at the local level.