Sentence examples for immediate flood from inspiring English sources
Even a gravel road across the northern Serengeti would bring an immediate flood of traffic, instantly fragmenting the ecosystem and causing enormous potential for human-animal conflict in the form of accidents and poaching.
"You will see an acceleration — you see it now," although it would not amount to an immediate flood of transactions, said André Loesekrug-Pietri, the chairman and managing partner of A Capital, a Hong Kong-based private equity fund.
Or so it seemed in the immediate flood of relief that public money for research and development had not been cut – or even subjected to the slow drain that another five years of flat cash would have entailed.
"While we continue to believe the trend will produce more consolidation over time, we do not expect an immediate flood of deals".
The heart struggles to process the immediate flood of emotions.
The rules change will not lead to an immediate flood of judges, however, as Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-Vt)., chairman of the Judiciary Committee, observes what's known as the "blue slip rule," a tradition in the committee that allows senators to advance or block judicial nominees from their home state.
For instance, shorter term hurricane influences, such as immediate flooding, can cause concurrent, short-lived water quality changes.
After the immediate flooding threat passed, it was realized that a more permanent solution would be needed to rein in the Colorado.
The tweet was in response to an interview with Newfoundland NDP Leader Earl McCurdy, who said that the government has a responsibility to remove any existing vegetation and soil from the immediate flooding area to prevent contamination, and added that failure to do so would mean that the project wasn't safe in the first place.
Because of their unstable preservation environment, immediate post-flood field surveys with descriptions of erosive and depositional features were undertaken.
If so, we should expect the deficit of deaths to be greatest in the immediate post-flood period, and gradually to return to normal.
