Sentence examples for remarkable flood from inspiring English sources

In the remarkable flood of giving since Sept. 11, millions of Americans have responded with a single-minded desire to help.

This incited a remarkable flood of silly protests, which led to a Congressional hearing, but ultimately inspired the EPA to undertake and fund research.

This study aims to improve our understanding of the hazard analysis process in the case of four remarkable flood events: March 1930, October 1940, January 1980 and November 1999.

Then, to identify the factors leading to a remarkable flood event, we explore the main parameters of the hazard analysis process, such as the meteorological triggering conditions, the return period of the rainfall and peak discharge, as well as some additional factors (initial catchment state, flood chronology, cascade effects, etc).

As the nation moves through a year of remarkable floods, drought and its deadliest tornado season in half a century, the broadcast meteorologist has emerged as an unlikely hero.

This was seen to be of importance, as the urban region of Rostock might face remarkable storm flood risks in future due to sea level rise and growing river flood risks due to changes in precipitation regime.

The recurrence of remarkable flash flood events, associated with high hazard intensity, significant damage and socio-political consequences, therefore raises several issues for authorities and risk management policies.

Copious precipitation in the Meghna Basin has remarkable consequences for floods in the north-eastern region of Bangladesh.

Despite remarkable advances in urban flood management techniques, pluvial flood damages still occur throughout the world.

She added: "It is remarkable that the current flood defences have held against the force of the substantial and sustained recent battering".

Jamie Macaskill (@HDMMacaskill) Remarkable pix of Hull flood in from our snappers including Victoria Dock by Katie Woolhouse http://t.co/SnroTz6JaE pic.twitter.com/smbECirHr4 December 5, 2013 9.13pm GMT The Environment Agency has raised the number of severe flood warnings from 41 at 4.30pm to 56 now.