Sentence examples for harsh flood from inspiring English sources
When I visited one evening in October, about two dozen youngish, fashionable people — men in button-down shirts and dress slacks, women in knee-high boots and hoop earrings — had gathered under harsh flood lamps in the forum's circular meeting space for a panel discussion, "Child Welfare From the Crack Era to the Age of Obama".
Misunderstandings, unspoken expectations and harsh words flood and we are in danger of being swept apart by the current.
The growing call for financial aid to help the developing countries most threatened by the negative effects of a warming climate — like harsher droughts, floods and disrupted water supplies and agriculture — is expected to be a central issue at the Bali talks.
Sorry to be so harsh, but this flood just has to be stopped.
A harsh winter, severe flooding and an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease have once again slashed domestic food production, and rising food prices have made imports more costly.
Mrs. Robinson echoed Mr. Carter's concerns about what she called the "very serious crisis" over food supplies in North Korea because of a harsh winter, severe flooding and an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease.
Our initiative to restore one million acres in "North America's Amazon" will help the U.S. meet national climate targets, while protecting people and economic infrastructure along the Gulf Coast from the threat of the increasingly harsh storms and floods that have already turned some residents into America's first climate refugees.
Afghanistan is regularly affected by harsh weather and flooding, as well as occasional earthquakes, and Toole will be discussing ways in which UNICEF can best support Government partners to prepare for sudden crises.
It takes a whole flood of harsh experience — even, sometimes, a lifetime — to achieve a lasting conversion.
The campaign ended with a burst of spending by Mr. Bloomberg and a flood of harsh attacks by Mr. Green that some Republicans suggested last night had backfired.
When NIH floated this idea a couple of months ago, it drew a flood of harsh comments from scientists, many of whom saw it as cutting into the pool of funds for research grants.
