Sentence examples for most waterlogged from inspiring English sources

The combination of The Tempest and Bangladesh, one of the most waterlogged countries in the world, looks intriguing, but there might not be time to sort a visa.

The most waterlogged rocks, such as the glass beads pictured above, contain only as much water as the driest part of Earth's mantle, the team found.

Most of the waterlogged goods, beyond salvaging, were carted away.

LONDON – The pre-Olympic worries about rain ruining the Summer Games were all but forgotten Tuesday, a cloudless, blue-sky day that brightened moods and continued a sudden streak of sunshine in city that has been waterlogged most of the summer.

Its steering is assisted by satellite, it downloads data about crops and soil straight to agronomists and farm managers, works 24-7, can link with ground sensors and drones using infrared thermal cameras and tell to within a square metre the size of a field and where the most fertile or waterlogged places are.

It's a very difficult site; a strange mixture of a quarry and a bog, and waterlogged most of the time".

Without this drainage area most soils become waterlogged quickly and will need to be changed often, disturbing the biological cycles that occur within.

Finally we see some Poland fans making the most of soggy conditions in Warsaw before their team's qualifier with England, a game that eventually had to be rescheduled because of the waterlogged pitch.

An interplay between ethylene and auxin in the process of ARF in waterlogged tobacco, most likely on the level of polar auxin transport [ 40].

After the flood, most of that art became waterlogged trash.

Of the landscape variables, soil drainage and fire exposure had the strongest biome-specific associations: most Grassland occurred on seasonally waterlogged soils and Renosterveld on moderately drained soils.