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Discover LudwigThe phrase "regular floods" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe a recurring or frequent pattern of flooding in a certain area. Example: "Residents of the town are used to dealing with regular floods during the rainy season." 2. Another example could be: "The government has implemented measures to mitigate the impact of regular floods on local communities."
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Australia owes it to the rest of the world to get a handle on its regular floods.
ID696292 asks: I have been flooded myself and I am often baffled as to why we can't 'normalise' Property Level Flood Protection and why despite many regular floods we still shout out for the humble and inefficient sand bag when a flood is coming?
Such a relationship with corn syrup might develop someday (as people evolve superhuman insulin systems to cope with regular floods of fructose and glucose), but for now the relationship leads to ill health because our bodies don't know how to handle these biological novelties.
Tough as it feels, storms do overwhelm it, and the adjacent district endures regular floods.
The difficulty of crossing the wadi elsewhere was due to the 50-60 feet perpendicular banks cut into the Gaza Beersheba plain by regular floods.
Regular floods affect people and communities across the island.
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Villagers regard the regular flood of two-wheeled visitors as a mixed blessing.
It was moved to its present site in 1778 to escape regular flooding in the spring.
It is also seriously endangered by regular flooding and needs urgent action if it is to be saved.
Miami Beach has already spent $100m on new sea defenses to curb the regular flooding of its western half.
Houses in some parts of Pontianak are built on piles to avoid the regular flooding of the river; the hinterland is tropical forest and swampland.
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