Sentence examples for using floodgates from inspiring English sources

The developer is also looking at raising the sill height on the ground floor and using floodgates at the entrances.

This includes dimension (depth and width) of drainage canals and maintaining water levels above the pyrite zone through control using floodgates thereby ensuring pyrite zone remains under reducing conditions.

Cameron, whose 2009 box-office hit Avatar opened the floodgates for movies using the effect, told a forum in Mexico City that Hollywood was "not using 3D properly".

She found about 60 "explicit floodgates cases," meaning cases using that term and its cousins.

"This ruling, using EU law, will open the floodgates for illegal sex shops and we will no longer have the resources to deal with them.

The court should not compound that mistake by using the Republican Party's lawsuit to open another major floodgate to special-interest money in elections.

"That's when the floodgates opened, and we saw all this interest around podcasting, specifically using Anchor tools," explains Anchor CEO Mike Mignano.

Using mobile phone technology, they will relay water levels and the state of the floodgates, sending text updates to Pachube every minute to accurately track the water level as it rises during a storm.

US negotiators also made certain that neither the word "compensation", nor any other term connoting legal liability, was used, to avoid opening the floodgates to litigation – instead, the money will be judged as aid.

He added: "This opens the floodgates for companies to use the threat of legal action to persuade analysts only to make positive statements about them".

Although it took another decade for the first such therapy to be realized (muromonab, used to prevent transplant rejection), the floodgates have been opened.