Sentence examples for immense flood from inspiring English sources

"I tried to keep my eyes on the floor, it was an immense flood of blood".

These working women have poured into the general economy an immense flood of brainpower and energy that previously was locked up in the home.

The immense flood of cheap natural gas has "boosted U.S. economic competitiveness," said Robert Manning of the Atlantic Council typically enough, "and by extension, U.S. comprehensive national power, and U.S. capacity for global leadership".

SUKKUR, Pakistan — The immense floods that have inundated sections of Pakistan and cut roads and railways have also disrupted the main supply lines for United States and NATO military forces in Afghanistan.

In what then-MTA Chairman Joseph Lhota called the "most devastating" event to ever hit the city's transit system, immense flooding and electricity outages left large portions of the subway system underwater, forcing hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers to rewrite their commutes around the shaken landscape.

This is due to two factors: 1) The sheer mass of molecular "text" and "structure" information can be handled only with the help of high-performance computers with pertinent software outfits--i.e., with the help of bioinformatics, and 2) In the immense data flood, there is an urgent pressure for integration of apparently unrelated genomic information.

The god was also credited with later destroying the "wooden people", the precursors to the "maize people", with an immense storm and flood.

But just a day after images of the country's immense state power flooded Chinese social media, they were filled with news of a staggering plummet on the country's stock exchanges.

"After surveying the flooded districts from the air, we know that the scale of flooding is immense, and with the rains still falling, the water is unlikely to recede quickly," said UNICEF's Representative in Malawi, Mahimbo Mdoe.

The implications for flood defence are immense.

In the 1980s a trickle of smart students began to emerge once again from universities, and the trickle has since become a flood, providing an immense pool of talented Chinese, says Daniel Vasella, Novartis's chief executive.