Sentence examples for incessant flood from inspiring English sources

As the Communist Party formally orchestrates a transfer of power to a new generation of leaders, the nation has been fixated on what many say is society's declining morality, highlighted by a seemingly incessant flood of government corruption scandals replete with bribes and mistresses.

Indeed, the incessant flood of "Poor Jen" propaganda must make Aniston question her very existence, regardless of how content she actually is.

It's not clear if the incessant flood of gooey cheese and dough is the work of some pizza-obsessed stalker, a disgruntled client, or the result of some kind of Black Mirror style Seamless glitch.

Chilling of the Northern Hemisphere was pronounced: cold summers, incessant rains, floods, and resulting poor harvests, according to medieval records.

Each and every year the road damages and embankment collapses due to incessant rain or flood.

SRINAGAR, Kashmir — After nearly a week of incessant rains and flooding that have left hundreds of people dead in Pakistan and the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir, rescue operations have been strained by the scale of the disaster and a collapse of communications networks in some areas.

During the winter of late 2013 and early 2014 the incessant rain led to significant flooding in Somerset, Devon, Dorset, Cornwall and the Thames Valley.

Flash floods caused by incessant rains killed at least 130 persons, many of them swept away in their corrugated iron shacks.

By Ces Adorna ORISSA, India, 18 July 2007 – Seeta and six-week-old daughter Badhia are among the many families who recently lost their homes after incessant rains resulted in heavy flooding in Orissa and neighbouring states.

Incessant rains have triggered landslides and flooded many parts of Indian-administered Kashmir, the BBC's Riyaz Masroor reports from Srinagar.

Floods are largely caused by incessant rainfall during the monsoon season from mid-June to early October, often causing complete submergence followed by stagnant flooding in areas with poor drainage, resulting in huge financial losses (Singh et al. 2011).