Sentence examples for from bombarded from inspiring English sources

Doctors said they had documented 34 dead and 216 injured on Tuesday alone, adding that the total number was likely to be higher as some families retrieved their dead from bombarded sites without taking them to local hospitals.

Taha et al [ 18] reported that GUS and PCR positive shoots of I. balsamina were regenerated from bombarded cotyledon explants on MS medium supplemented with 1 mg/l BA and 75 mg/l hygromycin; subsequently, GUS and PCR positive plants were obtained on MS medium supplemented with 0.1 mg/l indole-3-acetic acid (IAA).

Meanwhile, in Germany, Otto Hahn and Fritz Strassmann discovered that a radioactive barium isotope resulted from bombarding uranium with neutrons.

But this hasn't stopped the political admen from bombarding them with television and radio spots or the pollsters from doing their surveys.

The number of individual actions taken (from bombarding a politician with a well-aimed message, or funding a poster campaign, to helping provide satellite phones to Burmese monks) is estimated at over 23m.

Yet ask him how he would have stopped the Bosnian Serb army from bombarding the besieged city of Sarajevo with over 1,000 shells a day and he replies that he was not "well informed at the time".

She also says that while most e-mail providers are trying to block spammers and phishers from bombarding people, they have barely begun to tackle the problem of social spam — a plague of unnecessary and unwanted e-mail that includes alerts from social networks like LinkedIn, Twitter and Tumblr.

The flowing of metal in the outer part of the core gives Earth its magnetic field, protects us from bombarding solar storms, and allows life to thrive.

In the same respect, refrain from bombarding them with irrelevant news or gossip, and don't bother them with offers you know won't likely interest them.

The last Spartans and UNSC military are unable to stop the Covenant from bombarding the planet.

The most commonly used isotope, 255No, can be produced from bombarding curium-248 or californium-249 with carbon-12: the latter method is more common.