Sentence examples for swamped areas from inspiring English sources

This isn't an isolated incident; hordes of players have swamped areas of Boston, Des Moines, and a library in Utah.

The Elbe swamped areas of Dresden; Salzburg was cut off; the mediaeval centre of Prague (above) was saved, just, by emergency flood barriers, but huge numbers of people in the city had to flee their homes, as the Vltava river rose to levels unreached since 1890.

The near unanimous voter turnout and support for Diệm was replicated in highland and Mekong Delta swamp areas, which were not even under the control of the government and its Vietnamese National Army.

We hypothesize that, once swamp areas started to be exploited commercially and human population densities increased, hunting of orangutans by local people as well as trophy collectors, and later for the pet trade, reduced densities in swamp habitats resulting in the observed reduced encounter rates.

The bulk of the land in the region is forested and large swamps inundate areas of low elevation.

The flooding of the Elbow and Bow Rivers swamped many areas of the city, including Stampede Park where the Saddledome is located.

"There are more swamp areas that they've developed," Ms. Kintner added.

Fish, shrimp, crayfish, crabs, and oysters are a source of food and income in the coastal and swamp areas.

If we lose the orangutans in the peat swamp areas, say, then we lose most of the tool use cultures in orangutans in Sumatra".

Draining peat swamp areas for agricultural uses creates a high risk of sulfuric acidification.

The spectral signatures also aided in the classification processes of salinity, community/built-up, vegetation and water swamp areas.