Sentence examples for to issue a flood from inspiring English sources
Rates on Treasury notes dropped to record lows as investors sought a safe haven for their money, but they have rebounded recently as the government prepares to issue a flood of new debt to combat the economic downturn.
There is therefore no way for a central bank to issue a flood of new Bitcoins and devalue those already in circulation.The entire network is used to monitor and verify both the creation of new Bitcoins through mining, and the transfer of Bitcoins between users.
There's a limit - about 21m - to how many can ever be mined and no way to issue a flood of new Bitcoins and devalue those already in circulation.
The campaign to apply these meteorological techniques to flood forecasting raises important questions about how the probabilistic information these systems provide can be used for what in operational terms is typically a binary decision of whether or not to issue a flood warning.
By the evening of July 28, the record-breaking rainfall that had fallen to that point caused the National Weather Service to issue a flood warning for the tributaries of the Tanana River east of Fairbanks.
The wet weather caused transport problems across the country and prompted the Environment Agency (EA) to issue a number of flood warnings and alerts.
Prior to entering the area, the U.S. National Weather Service issued a Flood Watch for large portions of Texas due to the remnants of Lane.
Prior to Alex making landfall, the Brownsville, Texas National Weather Service issued a flood watch for the southernmost region of the state.
Prior to it making landfall, the National Weather Service office in Wilmington, North Carolina issued a flood watch for much of the coastline that was ultimately affected; in South Carolina, a flood warning was issued for the counties of Florence, Williamsburg, and Georgetown.
The National Weather Service issued a flood warning for parts of New York and New Jersey.
The National Weather Service issued a flood watch for 16 counties.
