Sentence examples for massive deluge from inspiring English sources

One time we started to film outside because the forecast was good, only to be caught in a massive deluge.

Residents in Louisiana and Mississippi are taking stock of damage Saturday after a massive deluge of rain submerged roads and cars, washed out bridges and forced residents to flee homes.

Thousands of soldiers, backed up by hundreds of local police, reservists, coast guard officers and civilian volunteers, were mobilised for rescue efforts and to clean up after the massive deluge left an estimated 100,000 people displaced, according to the department of social welfare and development.

For these reasons the development of efficient tools allowing the systematic re-engineering of functional biological networks from the massive deluge of data which is available today will be crucial for the future of the pharmaceutical and biotech industry.

A massive deluge of letters succeeded in getting the Department of Education to extend the comment period.

The advent of multi-dimensional datasets derived from dynamic experiments on complex biological systems has resulted in a deluge of data, but this massive increase in data has not necessarily translated to enhanced mechanistic understanding [1].

As we are now entering the era of data deluge, how to efficiently manage these massive data is becoming a great challenge, especially for the exponentially growing unstructured data, which is far more than structured and semi-structured data.

The massive jump comes from the FCC chewing through a deluge of comments that were filed last week as part of a public campaign that saw large websites ask their users to speak up on net neutrality.

Not long after Wishnow landed in Beijing, the city was deluged by heavy rains that led to massive flash floods, killing 79 people and stranding hundreds of thousands as roadways filled with water.

Backed by $10 million from General Catalyst, Livongo is part of the deluge of healthcare focused startups applying information technology innovations to massive healthcare problems.

The money flowing back into the stock market plus massive government stimulus efforts could turn last year's liquidity drought into the next year's liquidity deluge.