Sentence examples for repeated flood from inspiring English sources

After repeated flood events this winter, the government announced a national flood resilience review and called for evidence.

The House of Representatives passed legislation Monday that would crack down on property owners who make repeated flood damage claims that sometimes far outstrip the value of the property.

So this importance of territory is similar to the great writing of the United States, most notably Faulkner's South, but also certainly, for instance, to Annie Proulx's West ("Only earth and sky matter. Only the endlessly repeated flood of morning light").

Referring to the dangers ahead if significant action is not taken, Cheshire told Guardian Sustainable Business: "I think we'd see serious and repeated flood damage, which is much more of a threat across the entire country than people seem to understand at the moment.

Repeated flood events during rainy seasons erode the fillings and create cascades of local "hydraulic breakthroughs" with the consequence of increasing seepage.

The delta outcrop contains three distinct classes of fluvial stratigraphy that we interpret, from oldest to youngest, as: (1) point bar strata deposited by repeated flood events in meandering channels; (2) inverted channel-filling deposits formed by avulsive distributary channels; and (3) a valley that incises the deposit.

This is a formula for repeated flooding.

The budget cuts have been "worrying", said Anne McIntosh, the Conservative MP for Thirsk and chair of the Commons environment select committee, whose own constituents have suffered repeated flooding.

A family friend, she has held my hand through repeated floods, disputes about noise and extensive renovations; insulating me from the realities.

Singapore began adapting to dangerous weather thirty years ago, after a series of heavy rains during monsoon seasons caused repeated flooding in the low-lying city center.

MPs on the committee will also hear evidence from local representatives from Cumbria, parts of which have been badly hit by repeated flooding.