Sentence examples for opened floodgates from inspiring English sources

"Originally we had a shortage of doctors, and we opened floodgates, particularly for doctors, we don't have shortage, by 2030 surplus of 7000 doctors and we have to find jobs for them.

It's been almost a year since CrunchGear opened floodgates of snark and treachery onto the masses and thus far we've been called fanboys, shills, and morons.

With a fundraising goal of $50 million in its sights, the Obama administration has "opened floodgates" itself for corporate influence-peddling at the 57th Inaugural Ceremony. .

The hearing opened floodgates of criticism on Islamabad's policies in Balochistan while some other opposition leaders say they want to create an independent homeland for the Baloch.

Former U.S. Sen. Russ Feingold (D-WI) -- who now runs Progressives United (a rhetorical spin-off of Citizens United) - said in Feb. 2012 that the decision "opened floodgates of corruption" in the U.S. political system. .

In 2008, then New York mayor Michael Bloomberg said that bringing down the barriers would open "floodgates of private investment".

First time in 4 years Folsom Dam opens floodgates.

Before Maemi made landfall in South Korea, officials issued flood warnings along the Nakdong River due to dams opening floodgates.

The lake will be full this summer pic.twitter.com/E0SyxZznZk Mark Finann (@kcraFinan) March 8, 2016 First time in 4 years Folsom Dam opens floodgates.

This opened the floodgates.

That opened the floodgates.