Sentence examples for inundation from from inspiring English sources

Micronesia, a low-lying Pacific state at risk of total inundation from sea level rise, is ready to step into the breach – and the US can rally round later on in the process.

The stadium was opened in August 1967, a monolith of concrete, its playing field and parking lots subject to occasional inundation from a tributary of the nearby San Diego River.

One of the many meanings of the onomatopoeic noun dash has to do with the transmission of liquid: a small squirt of Angostura in your juice is "a dash of bitters," and a heavier, awakening inundation from a bucket into your face is "a dash of cold water".

Now, to better the odds against inundation from hurricanes, nor'easters and lesser tempests, Long Beach, a city of 35,000, is very close to signing off on a long-discussed $85.2 million Army Corps of Engineers project that will build dunes and beaches and rebuild groins, all in the name of storm protection.

Some streets were blocked by debris, making long, crooked work of what had been a straightforward drive to Billy's law office downtown, in a building on Water Street so named, Billy said, after an inundation from a storm in the middle of the last century.

The storm hit at high tide so "large parts of the northeast Arnhem coast have likely experienced some inundation from the storm surge and also the large waves around those coastal areas," bureau of meteorology regional director, Todd Smith, told media on Sunday afternoon.

Regular inundations from the Quaggy river are only held back by an eight-foot wall.

Inundations from torrential rains in mountain regions caused by Typhoon Koppu cascaded into coastal fishing and farming villages, submerging them in waters up to 3m deep, officials said.

The Indus River/Delta system is highly dynamic, reflecting the impacts of monsoonal-driven floods and cyclone-induced storm surges, earthquakes ranging up to Mw = 7.8, and inundations from tsunamis.

Furthermore good agreement was found between the long-term (4000 year) overwash sedimentary records of TC inundations from these sites and those of Lin et al. (2014) deterministically derived synthetic record.

The first measures the actual or minimum height of past inundations from beach-ridge deposits, while the other examines the texture and distribution of sand-sized particles within back barrier lagoon deposits.