Sentence examples for growing avalanche of from inspiring English sources

The nuances of Lord Coe's message have no chance of getting out while he struggles beneath the growing avalanche of allegations, proven and as yet unproven, submerging his sport.

Pruitt is facing a growing avalanche of criticism for excessive spending and alleged conflicts of interest, among several issues.

The common feature unifying all these disparate networks is that each of them has to be assembled from a rapidly growing avalanche of conflicting observation of unequal quality that need to be reconciled at a large scale.

The subject is attracting a renewed attention thanks to the growing avalanche of the genomic data on repetitive families.

The commemorations Sunday were the culmination of weeks of cultural and civic events that revisited 9/11 and its global consequences, a national outpouring of music, films, plays, visual arts, books, television documentaries and symposiums that reflected America's rich diversity and grew into an avalanche of introspection and analyses unrivaled since the turn of the millennium.

Many who turn to reusable bags say they do so because they grow tired of the avalanche of plastic bags at home.

We were waiting next to a sign that read, "Track closed due to avalanche danger," while a growing crowd of hikers accumulated behind us.

Its length has grown by 3 million words an avalanche of personal and business deductions, exemptions, preferences, loopholes, credits and exclusions spread out over six formal tax brackets (and an infinite number of other brackets as deductions are phased out when taxpayers reachcertain income thresholds).

In the nineteen-eighties, the impressions grew more precise: there was an avalanche of Reagans, and then there was Dana Carvey, who found a quirky nerd lurking within the seemingly unquirky first President Bush.

He merely suggested it as an idea and then all of a sudden, a fucking avalanche of women comes hurling in, they're all begging him to exterminate the fertilized reproductive cells growing inside of their bodies.

"There is an avalanche of change coming from consumers grown tired of a fashion industry that puts people at the margins," said Simone Cipriani, Head of the International Trade Centre's Ethical Fashion Initiative.