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"inundated" Definitions
  1. flooded: Desperate people in the inundated areas prayed for rescue even as the waters kept rising.
  2. overwhelmed by a great volume of something: The first congratulatory email was a high for all of us; then we got another, and another, and by the end of the day we had an inundated inbox.
  3. the simple past tense and past participle of inundate.
"inundated" Synonyms
flooded swamped drowned besieged overcome overwhelmed snowed under plagued encumbered beset exhausted heavy-laden burdened mired overloaded loaded saddled laden beleaguered overinvolved covered engulfed immersed submerged submersed waterlogged underwater deluged awash afloat under water covered with water sunken submarine sunk aquatic subaqueous whole full filled replete complete entire occupied brimming solid stuffed brimful jammed overcrowded chockful overfull chockablock cramped stacked heaving drenched wet soaked sodden soggy watery dripping saturated sopping soppy bathed bedraggled soaking washed watered doused dowsed logged up to one's ears busy bustling employed engrossed snowed rushed off your feet busy as a bee have one's hands full active engaged on the go tied up hard at it at work overflowed overran overrun glutted beflooded dunked overburdened overpowered bombarded buried bogged down consumed wetted soddened steeped moistened soused sopped rinsed impregnated flowed surged gushed poured spurted discharged spilled spilt exuded oozed seeped trickled jetted spewed spewn spouted issued leaked dribbled rippled infused suffused imbued inspired pervaded charged permeated endued engrained inculcated indued ingrained inoculated invested animated fortified bored bore capsized couched declined demitted depressed descended dug disappeared drilled penetrated diffused filtered informed percolated spread transfused showered heaped lavished loaden rained blew blown bestowed freely gave given pampered gave freely given freely gave generously given generously infested invaded infiltrated overspread ravaged pestered spread through swarmed thronged assailed crawled over crowded packed crammed congested flocked piled mobbed squeezed congregated crushed pressed prest squished massed bunched More
"inundated" Antonyms
starved drained tired exhausted fatigued weary knackered wearied depleted spent sapped pooped burned-out shattered beat bleary effete empty bankrupt bare barren blank destitute emptied hollow unfilled vacant unsubstantial uninhabited bereft scant unoccupied devoid clear paltry void unflooded uninundated stark defective deficient inadequate insufficient lacking needy unloaded unsatisfied wanting arid dry unwatered waterless dehydrated parched desiccated scorched moistureless sere anhydrous torrefied desiccant hard cool dried-up starf storven underwhelmed

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They just didn't expect to be inundated again so soon.
But, being inundated with messages like these can be overwhelming.
Water has inundated this neighborhood near Interstate 10 in Houston.
Water has inundated this neighborhood near Interstate 10 in Houston.
He said he has been inundated with offers of help.
For 2000 days, starting in December 1861, California was inundated.
Highways were either damaged or inundated, disrupting transport, police said.
Kenworthy was inundated with messages, but one kind stood out.
We're just inundated with emails about people who have relationships.
The company's Facebook page has also been inundated with criticisms.
Belo Horizonte is cheaper, friendlier and less inundated with traffic.
We are inundated with those types of communications from people.
And they were inundated with false tips to be pursued.
With his performance obviously hindered, Rose was inundated by criticism.
Some cities were completely inundated in a matter of hours.
Take a look at the city before it gets inundated. 
She was inundated with messages urging her to divorce him.
We are inundated by technology, but it's here to stay.
Immigration lawyers have been inundated with inquiries in recent months.
I was inundated with ads for the trendy new company.
CIOs are constantly inundated with vendors pushing new tech offerings.
Success in an inundated market is tough to come by.
SO WE'RE GOING TO BE, I THINK, INUNDATED WITH CASH.
Dubrovnik, Croatia, has been inundated with "Game of Thrones" fans ...
Every year, hundreds of schools in Kurigram district are inundated.
While some places were inundated with water, others were parched.
His office was inundated with phone calls, faxes and emails.
N.L.," Bryant said, "I would just be inundated with tweets.
Yet we're being inundated with it even before the show begins.
Clinton has been inundated recently with mail and deliveries, including flowers.
Her office has been inundated with offers to adopt the baby.
Still, getting inundated with an idea doesn't mean you understand it.
Some returned to public housing complexes inundated with sewage and mud.
"We are so inundated with stuff in our closets," she said.
But few things are as disgusting as being inundated with feces.
But after the show aired, she was inundated with sexual comments.
THE low-lying Maldives may be inundated by a political storm.
And social media is inundated with live updates from the marches.
More than 8 feet of water inundated the 23-room business.
We have been inundated with requests and have cancelled all media.
Paddy fields stretching from the edge of the village were inundated.
Simon & Schuster was inundated with angry calls and threats to boycott.
It's not only a distraction, but it makes you feel inundated.
We have inundated ourselves with distractions under the illusion of productivity.
Stella said she'd been inundated with requests for shelter since Tuesday.
But 70 out of the park's 130 camps are still inundated.
Emergency lines were inundated with callers reporting smoke in the area.
The storm system also inundated southwestern Germany, killing at least nine.
He is used to being inundated with people all day long.
Iowa and New Hampshire will be inundated with would-be presidents.
Social media has been inundated with videos from the horrific scene.
The field was actually many fields, inundated by snowmelt and rain.
"Then it was inundated" by almost 12 hours of heavy rain.
Floodwaters in New Bern's downtown area inundated many homes and storefronts.
The famous couple was inundated with calls to denounce Mr. Seibert.
Houston, Texas could be inundated by another storm like Hurricane Harvey.
"With the panic, we are just inundated with people," she said.
Our country is being inundated with 85033,000 Latin Americans every month.
Streets and other municipal infrastructure are regularly inundated on sunny days.
Harvard was inundated with complaints, many of them from the right.
In the last year, record flooding inundated 100,000 acres of farmland
After taking it down, they were inundated with backlash — and apologized.
After Wolf, she was inundated with offers for Naomi-style roles.
Boeing was inundated with questions about the safety of its plane.
Instead of surge, our island is now inundated with relief workers.
This fall our desks have been inundated with new foundation launches.
Earlier this month, a new hashtag — #MeToo — inundated U.S. social media.
We are inundated with messages and emails, media interviews and requests.
Ayyub was inundated with angry messages, often with the video attached.
Formal policies are unhelpful if they are inundated with unintelligible jargon.
The main reason: He expects he would be inundated with lawsuits.
Columbia Sportswear is already being inundated with reactions on both sides.
But as to younger people, I do think they get inundated.
He inundated Dalí with gruesome photographs of people with untreated syphilis.
This stream near Hilo, Hawaii, overflowed when inundated with water, on Aug.
In particular, TikTok has been inundated with some pretty impressive pocket art.
Fenton was inundated with messages from parents, thanking her for speaking out.
The flooding inundated at least two substations and destroyed an access road.
A whopping 1.2 trillion gallons has inundated Harris County alone, Maue said.
I can't imagine being inundated with all this attention at his age.
And colleagues of mine have reported being inundated by texts and emails.
When Fidel Castro died, he was inundated with media inquiries for days.
We've got a feeling Hogwarts will soon be inundated with prospective CVs.
The backup center quickly became inundated and many 911 calls were dropped.
Voters were inundated with phone calls and television ads like never before.
Facebook users are being inundated with ads offering free electronics on Amazon.
Other inundated areas had equally low rates of people with flood insurance.
His Facebook post on the topic was then inundated with angry responses.
Now, it's inundated in the late afternoon, when cruise-boat crowds arrive.
We are inundated with negative images of behaviors we can't possibly understand.
Large portions of China have been inundated with heavy rain this summer.
Pruitt isn't the only government official to be inundated with phone calls.
The area has been inundated with heavy rain over the past week.
Roads and intersections on North Carolina's Outer Banks barrier islands were inundated.
"We were inundated with poop falling from the sky," Allen told VICE.
Other social media platforms have become inundated with ads as of late.
And the more they saw, the more they felt inundated with questions.
It inundated Kyle Haines' home, drowning his 21963-year-old husband, Bob.
There's also a "minimal mode" for users who feel inundated with content.
Calls pour in; dams threaten to burst; legislators are deluged, inundated, swamped.
Residents are inundated with ads for candidates on their televisions and radios.
Advocacy groups have been inundated with calls from people afraid or despondent.
The emergency room at Al Razi Hospital was inundated with the wounded.
The Houma Nation has been inundated with research requests over the years.
All had been inundated with water, in some cases many feet deep.
Anthony has been inundated in trade rumors over the past few weeks.
Dozens of temples were inundated for weeks, although most suffered little damage.
This week, Twitter has been inundated with pictures generated by ImageNet Roulette.
Back-up generators have largely been inundated with water, the company added.
Outside the Arg, mayorless Kabul was inundated with rainwater and uncollected garbage.
We are inundated with heroic men from doctors to firefighters to policemen.
Almost immediately after joining any community, I was inundated with messages from strangers.
"Women have been inundated with the early detection message for decades," Visco said.
Harvey's rains have inundated Houston, leaving residents stranded on their roofs and homeless.
A hog farm inundated with floodwaters from Hurricane Florence near Trenton, North Carolina.
Farm buildings are inundated with floodwaters from Hurricane Florence near Trenton, North Carolina.
We were so inundated with submissions that we thought we'd do another one.
Much of the Midwest continued to be inundated with historic flooding Monday night.
The emergency services were inundated with calls, many from people trapped in lifts.
Whenever the Powerball jackpot gets big enough, social media becomes inundated with fakes.
Law enforcement officials and paramedics are inundated with calls to attend to overdoses.
Geiger acknowledged they could have, but also said they were inundated with material.
The rescue was being inundated with sightings of the stray near Fowler, California.
"  "Reporters' inboxes are inundated with every group and its own rapid response document.
By December 29th at least 6,700 properties had been inundated in northern England.
In the wake of their protest, the cheerleaders were inundated with media requests.
Downtown Houston was inundated with flooding, causing severe damage to hospitals and businesses.
After the incident, people inundated the law firm's social media accounts with messages.
Coastal roads are inundated without protection from both ordinary tides and extraordinary storms.
But during peak summer months in particular, the streets are inundated with visitors.
That flood inundated twenty-seven thousand square miles across half a dozen states.
In Philadelphia, a rotation of six different ads critical of Toomey inundated viewers.
Other parts of the city were also inundated, killing at least 46 people.
Kenya unveiled a renewable energy scheme in 2012 and was inundated with proposals.
Christian oddities inundated American culture between the early 90s and the mid-2000s.
When you reach 40, you're suddenly inundated with advice about "age-appropriate" wear.
This year's monsoon season has inundated many areas, endangering lives and forcing evacuations.
The city was inundated with calls from hopeful ninja from around the world.
Inundated with questions, the White House was either unable or unwilling to respond.
The end of the crisis may find literary agents inundated with fresh manuscripts.
That was particularly worrisome in the Midwest, a region already inundated with water.
They played a decent amount, but no one was inundated with Trump ads.
They've inundated waterways along the Mississippi watershed and the Illinois and Missouri rivers.
As a small-business owner, you are inundated with demands on your time.
Officials on Capitol Hill say they have been inundated by competing lobbying teams.
Suddenly, Obscura was inundated with hundreds of one-star reviews on Apple Podcasts.
The storm inundated several communities throughout Fukushima with floodwaters from the Abukuma River.
Alan Blinder and Sheri Fink looked at hospitals inundated by patients and water.
But as word spread, the pair was inundated with remnants from the war.
Much of the city was likely inundated by the storm surge running ashore.
After voting to eliminate it, they were inundated with angry missives from constituents.
Just over a decade ago, consumers were inundated with overtly sexual imagery. 10.
The seven-story building fell Friday in Nairobi as heavy rains inundated the capital.
Texas, inundated by Harvey in August, requested $19 billion, while Florida sought $27 billion.
Port Aransas, which was devastated by Harvey, was among the cities inundated with rainfall.
The finance industry, online retailers, and online gaming are inundated with such attacks daily.
Vineyards and farmland along the Russian River are inundated by widespread flooding on Jan.
It has been inundated with applications; the pilot will be bigger than originally planned.
Microsoft is just as inundated with spam email, scams and phishing as its clients.
Kucukkaya said he's been inundated with calls from strangers seeking to help Hussein's family.
Since then, Feeley has been inundated with messages of support from around the world.
As beauty editors, we get inundated with product pitches claiming to "heal" our hair.
The fleets of electric scooters that have inundated cities are alarming enough as is.
It has inundated homes and businesses, and led to the closing of 272 roads.
Floodwaters have inundated the area, like surrounding regions, and thousands of homes are damaged.
"It got inundated to the point where it was useless for everyone," he said.
Now, in any case, it's impossible for most people to leave, with highways inundated.
Munich's 13,300 police were inundated with 4,300 emergency calls, almost all of them false.
He reached out to a few victims, and was very quickly inundated with calls.
When she typed "hot teenage boy" in Google, she was inundated with porn ads.
In 2003, the Hong Kong government abandoned proposed legislation after protests inundated city streets.
He wished users a happy new year and was quickly inundated with angry replies.
They also soon became a pariah as scooters inundated sidewalks and rights of way.
Like Liberty Island, the memorial was inundated by floodwater from Hurricane Sandy in 2012.
Also, you can't send pictures there, so you're not constantly inundated with obscene images.
During Hurricane Matthew in 20153, the Cape Fear River inundated 14 hog waste lagoons.
The details: Kerala has been inundated with extraordinary amounts of rainfall in recent weeks.
She organized protests against a proposed hydroelectric dam that would have inundated native villages.
We're in a pandemic, but we don't yet have our hospital inundated with patients.
The Indonesian island has been inundated with plastic waste during the annual rainy season.
Near Omaha, one-third of Offutt Air Force Base was inundated, including a runway.
Soon she was inundated with misogynistic comments and her post was deleted by censors.
On the contrary, we're inundated with claims that liberals feel disdain for the heartland.
But since then the brothel has been battered by cyclones and inundated by floods.
In the aftermath of the election, Planned Parenthood has been inundated requests for IUDs.
Before I can reply, I'm inundated with various images of jackets, shoes and dresses.
He said the group had been inundated with requests, as many employees remained detained.
He was, in turn, doxxed by her supporters, and was immediately inundated with threats.
"We've been inundated with offers to help," Mike Kesti, 3M global technical director, said.
Four lagoons that receive hog waste failed, with nine others inundated and four overtopped.
Swathes of Jakarta and nearby towns were inundated after heavy rain fell on Dec.
Her office had been inundated with stories of anti-Muslim harassment and travel emergencies.
My feed was inundated with visions of vast landscapes, empty shorelines, and beautiful temples.
Some 300,000 telegrams inundated Congress and the White House, mostly calling for Nixon's resignation.
"My staff has been inundated with phone calls and working on this," Lee said.
City Council staffers and tenant defense lawyers said they had been inundated with calls.
We're so inundated with all of this political stuff and obviously it's very important.
Just ask post-USSR Russians, who found themselves inundated with unregulated mob-run lotteries.
The building, in the capital's Huruma district, fell as heavy rains inundated the city Friday.
Port Aransas, which was devastated when Harvey hit last August, was among the cities inundated.
Spambots are said to have inundated the website with fake letters, according to multiple sources.
Arizona has been inundated with immigrants who are not wanting to abide by American rules.
After all, if the border were open, conservatives argue, we would be inundated with Mexicans.
Port Aransas, which was devastated when Harvey hit last August, is among the cities inundated.
The Big Sur River inundated a camping area and closed several parks in the area.
Residents planning to rebuild run the risk of having their property inundated by lava again.
With voting in Iowa a week away, political ads inundated television broadcasts in the state.
And even though her house is inundated with water again, she says she won't move.
The boardwalk in the area was inundated the last time it took a direct hit.
But lately, I've been inundated with sheer pieces that let you show it all off.
Eventually, the tent was inundated with famous faces, running into each other and exchanging pleasantries.
"I'm still inundated with messages from people of all walks of life," she tells PEOPLE.
I show up at my volunteer shift and they are inundated with volunteers being trained.
The team had to delay the launch after a pipe burst that inundated the basement.
Her social media became inundated with congratulatory messages before she even understood what was happening.
"We keep getting inundated with catastrophic news about the environment every single day," DiCaprio says.
In Kendall County, Florida Molima, 23, died in a car that was inundated by floodwaters.
As neighborhoods were inundated, tens of thousands of residents were forced to evacuate their homes.
The Barnstable County Board of Regional Commissioners says they are inundated with high-tech solutions.
This report comes almost a year after record-setting rains inundated central Louisiana last August.
Instead, she was inundated with questions about solar panel developments on farmlands in the county.
We're told the MGM Grand Detroit has been inundated with calls about the room's availability.
States like West Virginia, Kentucky, South Carolina, and Tennessee were inundated with the most pills.
Neil White, a lawyer, says his firm, 23st2000immigration, has been inundated with people requesting help.
Roads and intersections on North Carolina's Outer Banks barrier islands were already inundated with water.
In 2007, a flood killed around 80 local residents and inundated an estimated 70,000 homes.
West of Trinidad, Aruba and Curaçao have also been inundated with large flows of people.
With the city inundated, it was unclear if they would return, or whether they should.
Google's HR department, for its part, was feeling inundated with policy violations across the spectrum.
"Apparently, my parents' house has been inundated with golf equipment from different manufacturers," McIlroy said.
My father had been hospitalized, and I was inundated with work and a pressing deadline.
The refinery was shut on Wednesday as Tropical Storm Harvey inundated the Port Arthur area.
Ms. Roy was so inundated with comments that she set her own account to private.
You can become inundated with them and basically read the equivalent of reams of propaganda.
Allan and her son were inundated with feces that she believes fell from a plane.
So I inundated a vegetable stir fry with maggots, similar to what Sackle had recommended.
In response, I was inundated with people telling me that you simply must drink water.
The OIA, though, is inundated with requests, with the office receiving 6,000 in 2016 alone.
Stinky sneakers, pets, kitchen concoctions, forgotten gym bags: Our homes are inundated with unpleasant odors.
There is no urgency right now, says McBride, because mortgage companies are inundated with applications.
" The emergency room, she said, had been "inundated with people because people are seeking shelter.
Paddy fields were inundated, the rice bowl of the country transformed into a vast lake.
Matt Bonner: We have been absolutely overwhelmed, inundated with the positive support we have received.
I'd grab the arms of my seat knowing I was about to be gloriously inundated.
The museum's director, Hilke Wagner, who refuted Mr. Kaiser's claim, was inundated with hate mail.
Some megachurch pastors, for instance, complain that they are being inundated with film-related requests.
On Saturday, he said that it was inundated with three to four feet of water.
Of course, one year into a Presidential campaign, his talking points inundated every conversational inlet.
Miles of farmland and wooded areas along both banks were inundated in murky brown water.
I dance with Daria, totally depleted, on a strobe-inundated corner of the dance floor.
It's only a matter of time before we're inundated with smart displays vying for our attention.
Instead of being cut off, reporters are now inundated with tips from inside the White House.
Dianne Feinstein, who hails from the much larger state of California, has been inundated with messages.
Over the course of the next 24 hours, K.'s Instagram account was inundated with messages.
But many voters are angry that they're being inundated with messages they didn't sign up for.
Last Monday, as southeast Texas was inundated with water from the storm, the show was canceled.
Inundated communities across Texas and Louisiana feared more deaths would be found before the water recedes.
Brenda Lawrence of Michigan said she has also been "inundated" with calls and comments from constituents.
Lisa Murkowski, a Republican from Alaska, has been inundated with out-of-state calls opposing DeVos.
European markets have since then been inundated with extra oil from Saudi Arabia, Russia and Iraq.
"When his name became public, Jesus was inundated with media coming to his home," Feldman said.
Twitter is taking this step after a barrage of cryptocurrency "giveaway" scams have inundated its platform.
Some levees crumbled in multiple spots, including one near Missouri's capital city that inundated the airport.
Nearly 40,000 homes have been leveled and an estimated 16,000 hectares of arable land are inundated.
Jazmin Biltmore (Mo'Nique) is inundated with imagery of thin women both at home and at work.
Netflix, Hulu, Facebook, YouTube, Amazon Prime, HBO...as consumers we're inundated with video everywhere we look.
And after the avalanche, it was inundated with messages from people seeking information about the hotel.
Often when I search recent news topics and hashtags, the results are inundated with spam tweets.
And it's all for a valid reason: "I'd be inundated if I did email," he says.
The market has been inundated with supplies coming onstream from the United States, Russia and Australia.
The last time I spoke with him, a couple weeks ago, Michigan was inundated with snow.
For those inundated with offers, it can be hard to tell the good from the bad.
I care about all my notifications, but I do not particularly appreciate being inundated with them.
Just click through the #RainbowBangs hashtag on Instagram, and you'll be inundated with kaleidoscopic hair galore.
Reporters' email inboxes are inundated (on any given debate night I receive well over 100 emails).
We're about to be inundated with character deaths, cliffhangers, weddings and probably a baby or two.
As news of Juma's death spread, the Facebook page for the Games was inundated with criticism.
"They are inundated" at the coroner's office, Cortez Masto, D-Nevada, said to CNN on Tuesday.
The levees that were supposed to protect New Orleans failed, and low-lying neighborhoods were inundated.
The border policy would be in shambles and courts would be inundated with claims from foreigners.
And just last March, 9 to 15 inches of rain inundated much of the same area.
She was, however, gratified by the response, after being inundated with flowers and messages of support.
She told me her office is indeed inundated with emails, tweets and phone calls from constituents.
Women who post selfies could be inundated with come-ons from the majority-male user base.
Many of the city's large residential zones — like Petobo and Balaroa, another neighborhood inundated on Sept.
Once a year, we're inundated with story pitches for our popular 52 Places to Go list.
For Greene, it was thinking about how we're inundated with information and content all the time.
Fire and police units were inundated with calls from people stranded in floodwaters, the statement said.
In fact, they are inundated with media content which makes breaking news all the more accessible.
Her house in Rincón, a coastal city on the western edge of the island, was inundated.
Since naming him as her attacker, she says she has been inundated with insults and abuse.
But as monsoon rains inundated the area, the porous limestone cave absorbed water like a sponge.
Northwell's Long Island Jewish Forest Hills Hospital in Queens has been "inundated" with cases, Jarrett said.
Devastating floods inundated the Midwest in 2019, preventing farmers from planting 14 million acres in crops.
"We are inundated by rage," Mr. Danforth, who is an ordained minister, said in an interview.
If the land has thawed, then collapsed and become inundated with water, new trees can't grow.
In part, they say, Americans have been inundated with information, meaning none of it is sticking.
"Growing Up for Boys" was inundated with one-star reviews and critical messages about its content.
An employee confirmed by phone that the restaurant had been inundated with calls about the coronavirus.
"We're going to be inundated with unprecedented amounts of water, " Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn said Sunday.
That should temper talk of "concentration camps" and similar overblown rhetoric to describe an inundated system.
The post was inundated with comments from users seeking clarifications on what exactly classifies as harassment.
The city has been inundated with water since Hurricane Harvey first hit the area early Saturday.
Large parts of China have been inundated with rain this summer, killing more than 200 people.
The move follows last week's discovery that an earlier donation service was inundated with fraudulent contributions.
"We've been inundated with hog supplies," said Rich Nelson, chief strategist for Illinois-based broker Allendale.
How are we to distinguish one from the other these days as we are so inundated?
His drawings are peppered with male genitalia, but each phallus is inundated with art world decorum.
The popular campground was inundated with water rising high above the shallow creek that runs through it.
They do not include the New Orleans metro area, which was inundated with rain for several hours.
Several rivers were flooding and more than 100 houses had been inundated by floodwaters, the official said.
For fall, BCBG's Lubov Azria found her inspiration board inundated with images of the late David Bowie.
Within a couple hours, though, Gazda was inundated with requests and was no longer answering his phone.
Soon after, the startup's founders were inundated with internship applications and proposals for the future of Hub.
The massive Itaipu dam on the border with Paraguay inundated an area nearly four times as large.
Jackman was "inundated" by people trying to engage with him, follow him, and give him high fives.
Massive deluge Many areas remain inundated after downpours of more than a foot in some areas Saturday.
Fans of the game she was working on at the time, Closers, inundated its creators with complaints.
Why it matters: For years, people have complained about feeling inundated with political messaging during election seasons.
Bangladesh saw catastrophic floods in 000, 228, 22 and 21.5, when the capital city, Dhaka, was inundated.
Mortgage lenders have been inundated with refinance requests, according to Brandon Ivey, editor of Inside Mortgage Finance.
She was inundated with messages of support and gratitude from cancer survivors from all over the world.
In the doctor's note obtained by Vice, the physician blames "being inundated with sewage" for the infection.
The quake cause a tsunami that inundated parts of the island, including the Fukushima nuclear power plant.
You won't get inundated with numbers, you'll just see if your home is doing fine right now.
It's no wonder, as we're constantly being inundated with the message that "having it all" is essential.
Lumberton, around 140 miles away, was also inundated and rescuers used boats and helicopters to save residents.
They're so inundated by stories in which life is only meaningful when an individual is specially ordained.
Water inundated some of Albania's biggest businesses, which have depots and plants along the highway to Durres.
After years of slim-pickings among big men, the NBA now finds itself inundated with quality centers.
Samsung's Facebook page in Singapore has been inundated with hysterical complaints demanding an explanation for the recall.
O.J. Simpson, I have been inundated with the question as to 'How do I feel about it?
After Nicholas was killed, Heyward Sr. was inundated by stories of police killings of unarmed black people.
As consumers become inundated by marketplace noise, they are simultaneously being asked to evaluate more and more.
Saito recalls staring helplessly out of his hospital room window as waves inundated the town beneath him.
As artists inundated with so much online clutter, I work to stay disciplined about my own motivations.
That said, the app might end up inundated with filters, especially in dense cities like New York.
The floods inundated stretches of the two farm states along the Missouri River, North America's longest river.
The incident made the local news, and Fields was soon inundated with a horde of interview requests.
Months later, the tail of Superstorm Sandy inundated Jones Beach and Trump walked away from the project.
Harvey inundated parts of Texas and Louisiana with rain last month, while Irma is currently threatening Florida.
That put the company on the map, and, soon after, Lancisi was inundated with inquiries from investors.
If the justices rule otherwise, they warn, the court will be inundated with claims of partisan gerrymandering.
In case you weren't already inundated with payment options, LG apparently thinks you could use one more.
Funds will also be sent to other parts of California inundated with rains over the past month.
Bayou La Batre, a scruffy village with about 2,500 residents, was inundated by Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
More than 99 percent of the state's hog lagoons remained above water, while 14 lagoons were inundated.
OXNARD, California — Thousands of people fled Ventura County as smoke from the Maria Fire inundated the towns.
But, from the moment the sun rises, it is inundated with people looking for their loved ones.
We're constantly inundated with idealized, airbrushed, nipped-and-tucked images of what it means to be female.
The Bavarian government was inundated with pleas to save Bruno, including letters from children across the country.
Even as we are inundated with pornography, our relationship with sex is still constrained in mainstream cinema.
Mawdsley also told BBC that since sharing the screenshots, she has been "inundated" with messages of support.
Hurricane Sandy in 2012 inundated all three airports that serve New York City, crippling travel for days.
So this season, with the raft of plays competing against one another for audiences, he is inundated.
Virtual learning has proliferated, and parents have been inundated with dozens of options, many of them free.
But, do we need to be inundated by TV, tweets, online articles, constantly, 24 hours per day?
I expected to get a handful of responses; instead we were inundated with hundreds of thoughtful suggestions.
"We're so inundated with images, but we have no idea of the back story," Mr. Cavaco said.
Now, San Diego County officials say service providers have been inundated as they've scrambled to help families.
The peak of desperation for northeast Houston residents inundated by Hurricane Harvey came on Monday, Aug. 28.
Today we are inundated with media from the moment we wake up: images, text messages, news stories.
Cold War Berlin was inundated with spies, and the Mossad preferred when possible not to work there.
A truck called the Pink Panther plowed through the inundated roads to evacuate about a dozen people.
The wetlands are inundated by the East River twice a day through a culvert on the property.
Last summer, Nagano city, which administers Naganuma, where Mr. Ogawa's house was inundated, redrew its flood maps.
Today, the spire of a Buddhist pagoda protrudes from waters that have inundated the village of Srekor.
For many people, the images of inundated streets and victims on rooftops evoked comparisons to Hurricane Katrina.
He acknowledged that Louisiana was inundated with catastrophic flooding last year, but called it an isolated event.
Misty Walton's apartment in Vidor, Texas, was inundated with water as remnants from Imelda moved through state.
But we're inundated in pop culture with stories of love that have nothing to do with love.
Despite this year's floods that inundated many communities in Nebraska and the upper Midwest, in Beatrice, Neb.
A movement ignored Nakate was inundated with support on social media after the AP photo went viral.
People are inundated with more TV options than ever before and there are still more to come.
Some companies that have become inundated with personal packages are telling their employees to find other options.
CANDIDATES IN MARGINAL seats such as Wrexham find themselves inundated with endorsements from bigwigs during an election.
Extreme flooding this weekend washed away chunks of highway, derailed trains and inundated homes in Northern California.
Floods last month killed dozens of people in Vietnam's central region and inundated more than 100,000 houses.
We are constantly inundated with ideas that are not only different from our own, but actively repulsive.
The L train tunnel, which was inundated by floodwaters during Hurricane Sandy in 2012, needs major repairs.
It's just one of the many ways people are inundated with digital noise that splinters our attention.
Jones said that the team office was inundated with calls, emails and letters objecting to the gesture.
And cables housed in the bench wall that had been inundated by saltwater may still be corroding.
You can't take this route if you're inundated by homework in required subjects you don't care about.
On the first of the gargantuan store's nine stories, we were immediately inundated with high-end designer brands.
Already the two have been inundated with interest from across the state, including from cities and civic groups.
Mr. Trump is speaking to Americans who have been inundated with hostile and 24/7 legacy media coverage.
She said she has been inundated with data, key to building a case against the U.S. online retailer.
According to the report, voters in Washington and Oregon have been inundated with advertisements from groups like Yes!
Despite reports that the US Virgin Islands are inundated with trash, their governor, Kenneth Mapp, also praised Trump.
Some complained that Newark was limping toward recovery as other cities that were similarly inundated had sprung back.
Soon she was inundated with misogynist comments, mostly from men, and the clip was also posted on Reddit.
But Fu's comments were greeted with outrage in China, and her social media was inundated with critical comments.
Super Tuesday arrives and with it voters who've been inundated by Bloomberg ads for the past several months.
Former Presidents of the U.S. are typically inundated with offers from the private sector when they leave office.
Schools under pressure to do everything they can to prepare for violence are inundated with training program options.
Their neighborhood is expected to be inundated Tuesday, the water levels predicted to bypass the 58-ft. levees.
Organizers were inundated with more than 500,000 requests from fans trying to get their hands on these tickets.
In a retail world inundated with endless options, well-executed curation of products has become an invaluable commodity.
Parts of Texas have been inundated with rain, with waterways such as the Brazos River flooding its banks.
Shortly after responding to the trolls on Twitter, Wu was inundated with violent, disturbing threats on her life.
Update: After getting inundated with suggestions and possible answers, Harrison posted on her blog with the final answer.
Established in 2011, the facility was at first little used, but by 2013 "we were inundated", he said.
In June Argentina was inundated with bids for its 100-year eurobond, as dollar-denominated bonds are known.
Anyone who likes to kill time by scrolling through Instagram is inundated with selfies all day, every day.
Susan Wiseheart came out as a lesbian in 1973, after being "inundated by compulsory heterosexuality" until her thirties.
They'll need to be inundated with calls for there to be any chance at stopping the new rules.
Soon enough, Morgan was inundated with busty images from women -- and a few men -- declaring #cleaveagesolidarity with Sarandon.
Today, our platforms are inundated with clickable content that yields numbers (of dollars and eyeballs), regardless of quality.
Clearly that question was on the minds of reporters, because we have been inundated with autopsies on HSR.
Redditors inundated the Tripathi family with calls, Facebook posts, and emails; reporters, too, soon circulated the unverified rumor.
The places 150 million call home will be inundated during high tide by 2050, according to the study.
Lately, people have inundated her with accusations that Muslims are milking the welfare system and plotting against Danes.
At an early point in their investigation, Twohey and Kantor were inundated with stories of wrongdoing by Weinstein.
Bdood's Instagram page was inundated with questions about why women were not able to register for the app.
Inundated by quarterly business reports, weekly sporting events and hourly news cycles, Americans have become far too shortsighted.
In Venice, the crypt beneath St. Mark's Basilica was inundated for only the second time in its history.
Since its first known flood in 1177, the Arno has breached its banks and inundated Florence 56 times.
Is it questionable to spend our time reading a book full of the stuff we're inundated with everyday?
Lava has inundated most of Vacationland and has covered all but the northern part of Kapoho Beach Lots.
The typically quaint comments section of the Townsends video was quickly inundated with mentions of "cucks" and MAGA.
Other private hotlines, such as the Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests (SNAP), have also been inundated.
Brands start rolling out new fragrances, and we're suddenly inundated with notes like rose and geranium and vetiver.
Over the following week, we were inundated with emails: 'This was the best dining experience I've ever had!
The onslaught of wind, rain, and storm surge inundated roads, destroyed homes, and claimed at least five lives.
It turned roads into rivers and ripped trees from the inundated ground before making landfall north of Charleston.
With the moon both full and very close to earth, the tide rose high and inundated some areas.
These days, even though many drains have been cleaned, low-lying parts of the city still get inundated.
The storm surge then sluiced over the sides of the bay and rapidly inundated the area with water.
Our voicemail boxes and emails are being inundated with unsolicited theories and solutions from all over the world.
Images from NHK showed that Saga city, located in Saga Prefecture, was inundated with floodwaters on Wednesday morning.
I paradoxically felt inundated by the constant flood of news updates, yet still oblivious to the world's affairs.
Tiny cattle towns and urban centers across a huge swath of the Texas and Louisiana coast were inundated.
And needless to say, I've been getting inundated with emails and calls from attorneys concerned about their safety.
In North Carolina, dozens of wastewater treatment plants were shut down, inundated or otherwise compromised, according to FEMA.
Some areas have been inundated with up to 20 inches of rain, causing creeks and bayous to swell.
If close relationships make people happy, as research suggests, I'm lucky, and grateful, to be inundated with those.
As consumers digested the scope of the hacking, a website set up by Equifax to help was inundated.
But busy Kalorama is likely to stay inundated with journalists and Secret Service agents for the foreseeable future.
More recently, the self-described "expert binge-watcher" says she couldn't browse without being inundated by autoplay previews.
The floodwaters have inundated a swath of Iowa and Nebraska along the Missouri River, North America's longest river.
Word spread quickly and as his phone got inundated with messages, he realized he needed to scale up.
The country's leading obstetrician was inundated in the main referral hospital in Blantyre, the country's second-largest city.
From the beginning, she was inundated with an unbelievable amount of diverse requests (just look at this catalog).
As the news spread that the greasy spoon would be closing, the diner was inundated with well-wishers.
Hotels and restaurants were inundated with water, and whole neighborhoods were left without electricity or working phone lines.
"I get inundated with résumés from not only operatives, but people who just want to volunteer," Carr said.
Many residents of the area had constructed their homes on dry riverbeds that were inundated during flash floods.
Otherwise, we'll pay through diminished crop harvests, inundated coastlines, destroyed homes, lost lives, and an increasingly unlivable planet.
The court faces being inundated with cases if the rule of law fails in Turkey, Mr. Jagland said.
Their offices tend to be poorly funded and inundated with far more cases than they have time to handle.
To this point, a detailed analysis of the fossil wasn't possible because it's inundated with rock and other materials.
KS: Except Facebook, where you just get inundated with squirrel videos or cat videos, which is just as abusive.
The ECFS has been inundated this year by fake comments allegedly from both sides of the net neutrality debate.
Many entrepreneurs seem to have come to this conclusion simultaneously, because my inbox is regularly inundated with related pitches.
"The participants have been posting their images on social media and have been inundated with positive responses," said White.
VICE Sports: We had planned on speaking yesterday but you ended up being inundated with calls after the announcement.
Perry, the tiny central Georgia town with an estimated population of 16,200, has been inundated with families fleeing Irma.
For months we've been inundated with leak after leak after leak of the devices leading up to this event.
Sweden, which allows citizens to run its national Twitter account, has been inundated with messages and support from abroad.
Stunning photos from the area showed the towns inundated by near-historic flooding, swallowing vineyards, wineries, highways, and mailboxes.
Kemp has been inundated with emails, cards and even Bibles from well-wishers praising her after the Guyger trial.
The area was inundated with heavy rain, causing the Neuse and Trent rivers, which surround the town, to flood.
Williams' house took in about two feet of water during the historic flood that inundated much of the city.
Just last year, the state was inundated by extreme flooding in August that submerged thousands of homes and businesses.
Several landmarks in Charleston, including parks and restaurants, were inundated with water, according to images shared on social media.
Many areas remain inundated after 55 mph winds and downpours of more than a foot in some areas Saturday.
If Highway 130 also becomes inundated by lava, communities west of MacKenzie State Park could be cut off completely.
Floodwaters from the cresting Little River inundated the area of Spring Lake, North Carolina, during Hurricane Florence, Sept. 17.
While government trucks are covering some of the effected area, they are inundated with long lines and limited supplies.
Longtime activist Mikki Halpin was inundated with questions after the election about how best to do that pushing back.
That city of about 16,000 could be inundated by a powerful storm surge as the storm barrels slowly inland.
But since Monday, Baritz has been inundated with more than 8,000 requests from people clamoring to join her site.
She was subsequently inundated with requests from strangers who had lost loved ones in cases that were still unsolved.
" She says, "Well, we don't ... That data's not available, but we are inundated with emails on a daily basis.
Recently, we've been inundated with so much sad and disturbing news involving refugees, especially those from Muslim-majority countries.
Still, in the past year, we were inundated with reports of artificial intelligence seeping into our homes and cars.
"Brooke has been inundated with calls from friends and family," her spokesperson Steve Honig told PEOPLE at the time.
Cities like Boston; Fort Lauderdale, Florida; and four of the five boroughs of New York will be considered inundated.
The Southern Baptists met again Wednesday, praying at length after being inundated with horrific stories of criminal sexual abuse.
When the storm inundated her bedding and clothes, she found some replacements at the convention center during afternoon visits.
Inundated by this feedback, Hello Games has largely been quiet since launch, with official statements relegated to patch notes.
KS: Except Facebook where you just get inundated with squirrel videos or cat videos, which is just as abusive.
Most critically, and like other historians, I have also been inundated with emails from everyday citizens around the country.
On Black Friday, commerce websites get inundated with traffic as people try to take advantage of the big sales.
Stars are inundated with tons of comments about everything — even the most innocuous photos will get plenty of feedback.
"The command post was inundated with too many people and made it impossible to establish and function," McNally said.
Before that, we were inundated with somewhat realistic fembots from companies like Toshiba serving as concierges at futuristic hotels.
Her lawyer, Nancy Erika Smith, was inundated with calls from reporters around the world, but took Mr. Sherman's personally.
The same-sex couple that went to Jack Phillips' shop was inundated with free offers to make wedding cakes.
Large parts of central and eastern China have been inundated with rain this summer, killing more than 200 people.
Many of the Republicans casting ballots said they were inundated with calls and emails urging them to dump Trump.
Every season we're inundated with trends, from unexpected runway looks to Hollywood movements to, most recently, social media crazes.
After asking people in mental health Facebook groups whether they used it and why, I was inundated with responses.
The dam's collapse occurred without warning and inundated entire villages with more than 5 billion cubic meters of water.
In recent months, senators across the ideological spectrum have been inundated with visits from farmers across the commodities marketplace.
Its president, Sherrilyn Ifill, was being inundated with requests to provide legal work and organize assistance in embattled communities.
When the storm's heavy rains inundated the city with historic floods, Mr. Turner was criticized as not cautious enough.
In 1999, the Grid was inundated by river flooding after Hurricane Floyd, and Mr. Swank wanted none of it.
Movie review sites like Rotten Tomatoes are often inundated with users trying to manipulate a film's box office success.
The shantytowns are inundated with mud when it rains, and offer only metal sheets as protection against the sun.
Mamayev Hill, the site of the Mother Russia statue, will no longer be inundated by tourists in soccer jerseys.
The accuracy of the probes can be affected if they ice over or are inundated by moisture or insects.
The American market has been inundated with bossy little books in which other countries tell us how to behave.
The dam inundated 2628,28503 acres of land, and the shoreline of the multipurpose pool is nearly 22019,000 miles long.
Sanchez was back at her Vallejo, California, school two weeks after her escape, inundated with questions from inquisitive classmates.
After floodwaters inundated East Baton Rouge Parish, La., last year, crews collected about two million cubic yards of debris.
But platforms across Chinese social media are still being inundated by posts from Wuhan residents crying desperately for help.
South Carolina could receive five to 10 inches of rain, with isolated areas inundated with up to 15 inches.
Since then, the group that owns Tribal Warrior has been inundated with calls from indigenous people wanting to sail.
Zhang described himself as a "hydropower migrant" after his land was inundated by state dam builders 10 years ago.
Voters in those jurisdictions are inundated with polls, candidate appearances and tens of millions of dollars in campaign advertising.
High-risk zones have at least a 2043 percent chance of being inundated by flood in any given year.
If you're inundated with messages, particularly ones you don't need to immediately look at, Microsoft's Outlook can take over.
Even the 268-degree rise would see frequent devastating heat waves and many coastal cities inundated by rising seas.
"We're going to look at the concept of a more permanent solution, because you do get inundated," he said.
Exxon's Sorrento, Louisiana, facility for storing LPG was inundated and shut down early this week, according to the sources.
The result: G2's Facebook page has been inundated with hundreds of negative messages for the last few years.
Quickly, though, angry comments — along with a few written in support — inundated the post, and Mr. Tomasso stopped responding.
In South Carolina, Bakari Sellers, one of Harris' most prominent surrogates, is getting inundated with calls from 2020 Democrats.
The town's small commercial area was struggling to get back into business after Matthew and inundated again with Florence.
South Carolina could receive five to 10 inches of rain, with isolated areas inundated with up to 15 inches.
Because, unlike so much of what this world is inundated with, it is a story that applies to you.
Update: After publishing this piece, I got inundated with angry Twitter mentions from self-identified MRAs and MRA sympathizers.
She said people are so inundated with photos, we don't typically spend a long time studying a single image.
Irma has caused widespread damage in Florida, weeks after Harvey inundated Houston and southeast Texas with record flooding last month.
The Mullummoonflowers necklaces had gone viral, and Fitzgerald's Etsy shop was momentarily inundated with traffic, according to the Huffington Post.
And he is right that many Americans believe their capital to be inundated with lobbyists, campaign contributors and influence peddlers.
The long, convoluted route to the entrance is completely inundated with water, save for several air pockets along the way.
We are inundated with marketing and advertisements encouraging us to go for that carnitas burrito and the double bacon cheeseburger.
Since the photos were first uploaded, the post has been shared thousands of times and counting, and inundated with comments.
Drivers were inundated with ride requests sent by Uber that were canceled before they arrived at the pick-up destinations.
Shoppers are also inundated with never-ending choice, and so there's a freedom in not being wedded to one item.
The last few years have seen E3 inundated with either rumors or news about new consoles from the big three.
Lane drew closer Friday, lingering overnight and into the weekend as it inundated parts of the state with historic rains.
But that wasn't such a hot plan, given that waterways in the area are currently inundated with blue-green algae.
Now during my engagements overseas, I am inundated with commentary and questions about what has happened to the United States.
Instead of struggling to gather information, we are inundated with a ceaseless flow of news, social media and questionable facts.
The Haixia Metropolis News said on Friday that it had been inundated with angry public comments about the kangaroo's death.
"We have been inundated with calls and emails about product, but also about people's emotional connection to Kate," Arons said.
Instead, they're constantly inundated with new ways to improve themselves — diets, meditations, fitness trackers, serums and vitamins and sheet masks.
Inside the Outbreak Policed by his neighbors and inundated with misinformation, Bob Huang watches a small community grow increasingly isolated.
So, to recap: US military installations are starting to flood, and could be inundated by the end of the century.
And they're affronts to a history of POC being inundated with segregated mentalities (if you can't beat them, leave them).
In 2016 and 2017, large areas of the capital were inundated as the South Western Monsoon began in late May.
"I was bullied quite a bit and constantly inundated with questions about my arm," Siesel, from Seminole, Florida, tells PEOPLE.
Women today are still inundated with messages that we're bad with money, that we're irresponsible and suckers who splurge. Why?
Areas around five coastal NASA centers that would be inundated by 12 inches (30 cm) of sea level rise (red).
At this point, your browser is probably inundated with summer-to-fall transitional clothing stories (we're guilty of it too!).
A Faso staffer told a local town supervisor that their phone lines are being "inundated" with calls about the ACA.
That being said, inspiration can still be hard to find when you're inundated with hundreds — no, thousands — of images daily.
Some years there are hardly any, and other years there are so many that fishing nets become inundated with them.
Gas station attendants near the salvage yard said they have been inundated with motorists asking for directions to the scene.
The images were a disarming counterpoint to the black pain and suffering Americans are constantly inundated with in the media.
We're just inundated with so much information it becomes just more difficult to parse out where the quality information is.
Asia August is monsoon season for South Asia, a time when much of the subcontinent is inundated with heavy rains.
A Paw Above, a pet sitting business in Hollywood, Florida, was inundated with pet care requests as owners left town.
It's at this time of year that we're inundated with deals on everything from portable laptops to massive speaker systems.
The reality that no matter what day it is in the Capitol, he typically is inundated with questions about Trump.
The war of words this year escalated after the award ceremony, with Fu's social media pages inundated with vitriolic comments.
Her father, Matthew Lysiak, 38, said the family had been so inundated with calls that he shut off the phone.
At least one bridge was washed out and approaches to others were inundated, making many areas of the county unreachable.
People like her, which is to say like some of us, often feel inundated by mundane things, circumstances and obligations.
Will we be inundated with Hollywood hedonists, and will America experience a brain-drain of citizens looking to relocate north?
These man-made lakes of hog waste risked overflowing into adjacent drinking water sources if they became inundated with rain.
I have been inundated with inquiries from around the world on what can be done to help Baton Rouge recover.
At that pace, some of the world's great coastal cities, including New York, London and Hong Kong, would become inundated.
Considering sea level rise alone, models show that, on the low end, 20 square miles could be inundated by 2100.
Lobby Bar at Ace Hotel: It's not a huge bar, but who wants to be inundated by tons of people?
Harvey inundated Houston with more than 50 inches of rain—there has never been a bigger rain event in America.
Debris floated in gradually receding floodwater in inundated villages and there appeared to be widespread damage to vehicles and buildings.
"We are inundated with banks wanting to provide loans and we are turning them away," a private equity financier said.
Hurricane Harvey isn't just a major test for the millions of people in and around Houston whose homes are inundated.
I headed toward Ponsonby on Franklin Road, a cute thoroughfare that is inundated with lights and Christmas decorations every year.
There is so much grief, so much anger inside of me that inundated every other sense I felt on Wednesday.
I've been inundated with personal attacks and photos intended to intimidate, though nothing as horrifying as a human flesh search.
I think parents are just inundated with information and it's often hard to figure out whether a source is trustworthy.
That strategy failed spectacularly in the Great Flood of 1927, which inundated 27,000 square miles and displaced one million people.
"We're all being inundated," Mr. Soto, Democrat of Florida, said plaintively when his turn came to speak at the hearing.
Ms. Kennedy herself is still reeling from Matthew — it inundated her home and left her living in a mobile home.
Among the inundated roads was Roxas Boulevard, a major artery that runs along Manila Bay and often floods during storms.
In interviews, attorneys general across the country say their offices are being inundated with hundreds or thousands of new reports.
She lost her furniture, her carpet, her shoes and her appliances when about 2 feet of floodwater inundated her home.
We're not exactly inundated with TV deals at the moment, but that doesn't mean the occasional opportunity won't present itself.
Inundated by bright lights, vague questions and judgmental glares, the situation quickly intensifies into an overwhelming experience of sensory overload.
Stutts said he has been inundated with emails, texts and social media messages from Republicans eager to join the effort.
Qassem Soleimani, pro-Iranian disinformation has inundated Twitter, exaggerating the number of Americans injured by the Iranian counterattack on Jan.
That's partly because of partisanship, and partly because people are too inundated with information, some of which is intentionally misleading.
Because after a day long of just being inundated with Samsung, I felt like it turned my brain to mush.
South Africa is inundated with requests for asylum or refugee status, and the wait for work permits can last years.
After the release, 911 operators at the center were "inundated" with callers who harassed or threatened them, the report said.
Dr. Mark Lopatin, a rheumatologist in Pennsylvania, says he is inundated with refill requests for almost every prescription he writes.
Though staff members at my (now former) offices got tremendous support, they were also inundated with lewd and threatening messages.
"My house is completely inundated with mud-water," said Collins, who was told the damage wouldn't be covered by insurance.
On Politics Media Watch Iowa's biggest TV market has been inundated by 2020 ads, even without any from Michael Bloomberg.
A beach in Point Reyes, California, was inundated with thousands of marine worms known as "penis fish" on December 6.
The I.A.A.F. finds itself inundated on many fronts, like corruption, doping and the permissible levels of testosterone in female athletes.
Over the previous two days, the Chicago suburb of Cicero had been inundated with a deluge of lawless gang violence.
She was diagnosed with rhabdo, and when she wrote about the experience on social media she was inundated with responses.
South Africa is inundated with requests for asylum or refugee status, and the wait for work permits can last years.
But sawgrass marsh is usually inundated with water, and as long as there's enough vegetation, the peat won't burn off.
Floodwaters from the Arkansas River have inundated homes outside Tulsa, such as in these photos from May 23 in Sand Springs.
It's that time of the year for financial journalists: We are being inundated with lengthy outlook reports for the coming year.
The board's creation was pushed by big tech companies, banks and retailers, who complained they were being inundated with "troll" lawsuits.
Now it could have even more competition in a space that is getting inundated with new startups and lots of investment.
Online chat groups with names such as "Shanghai mortgage loans re-packaging" are inundated with adverts from agents touting their wares.
Attie remembers being inundated with messages from friends and acquaintances eager for inside information on what was happening with the recount.
Republican electors have been inundated by Trump opponents urging them to defy the results in their states and vote against Trump.
"Hood Documentary" started on Vine; Ewumi's cousins persuaded him to make an account after he'd inundated them with videos on WhatsApp.
At that point, I haven't been inundated with social media, email, and meetings, all events that tend to deplete my energy.
Although the market became inundated with family-friendly genre films, there was still a demand for it continuing into the 90s.
Photo: APThroughout the 2016 election cycle, American voters were inundated with political ads on Facebook like they had never been before.
The team was inundated with offers to volunteer to build courses for new languages, if they would only provide a way.
Even in the places being inundated by rising tides, local historic commissions have denied requests to raise buildings, on aesthetic grounds.
State officials urged drivers to stay off the roads after Hurricane Florence inundated the state with water, causing rivers to overflow.
State officials urged drivers to stay off the roads after Hurricane Florence inundated the state with rainwater, causing rivers to overflow.
And while Lake Charles was largely spared, Orange and other communities along the border between the two states were inundated overnight.
Water flows down Interstate 10 which has been inundated with flooding from Hurricane Harvey on August 27, 2017 in Houston, Texas.
A young girl is helped to dry land after her family's home was inundated with floodwater in Houston on Aug. 228.
Mr. Penn's story says Mr. Guzmán, inundated with Hollywood offers while in prison, had indeed elected to make his own movie.
We are inundated with more information than ever before, so it's more important that this information is both credible and responsible.
"When his name became public, Jesus was inundated with media coming to his home," MGM executive vice president Alan Feldman said.
The people who are still undecided have already been inundated with loads of anti-Trump messages before and during this convention.
"We've been inundated with phone calls to come out and quote," said Valery Macri, owner of Lionfish Developments, a Toronto renovator.
Voters were inundated by attack ads from outside groups, making it one of the most expensive congressional races of the midterms.
"The thing that's different with such a high-profile media case, the jurors will be inundated with (media attention)," she said.
In 2015, the Middletown School District in New York state was inundated by phone calls making terrorism threats from anonymous numbers.
The estimated 2,000 inundated buildings were mainly in and around the community of Guerneville, said Briana Khan, a Sonoma County spokeswoman.
Casually browsing Reddit means you'll be inundated with more posts about Reddit and its larger machinations and culture than anything else.
"Archeologists have spent decades looking for early sites which are now inundated on the Pacific side of the continents," says Haynes.
About 8,000 people in half a dozen villages are directly affected, with buildings and fields inundated by rising waters, he said.
We are so inundated with the idea that being busy is good that we prioritize it over everything else – even productivity.
More than a quarter of it was inundated, with floodwaters reaching as high as 4.8 meters (303 feet) in some neighborhoods.
Instead, he was inundated with questions from Democrats, and even some Republicans, about efforts to reunite unaccompanied children with their parents.
The Nude Collection made its debut in 2013, and Louboutin has continued to grow this once-overlooked and fair-inundated market.
Inundated with salt water daily, they provide a rich, virtually unending supply of nutrients to those species adapted to rapid change.
Originally employed by the seminal Texas hip-hop label Rap-A-Lot, the brothers soon found themselves inundated with outside requests.
In an interview with Austin's KLRU-TV, Sanchez said President Donald Trump's zero-tolerance border policy left him inundated with children.
Billion-dollar company Synopsys helps to ensure that as our world becomes even more inundated with technology, your software is secure.
I was inundated with protests from some members and officers that promotion of human rights would violate the bank's noninterference principle.
Pre-screen all prospective tenantsWhen I listed our home on Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist, I was inundated with requests for showings.
He said his comment sections were becoming inundated with trolls and spam, and hindering his ability to connect with his fans.
The storm system, which caused flooding in much of central and northeastern France, also inundated southwestern Germany, killing at least nine.
The Trump campaign posted the cellphone number of the state party chairman on Twitter, leading him to be inundated with calls.
On top of it all, we have been inundated with an incessant hum of advocacy and analysis from the chattering class.
Then again, in a world that's overwhelmingly inundated with sponsored content, what happened in "Tears of a Clown" could only continue.
But local government workers are inundated with communications from their constituents, Seneca Systems Co-founder and CEO Nick DeMonner told TechCrunch.
Following the advent of the taco pizza, Tony Baloney's is now inundated with customers seeking the Frankenpie of guacamole and mozzarella.
Numerous locations were inundated with crying, screaming children—frustrated parents in tow—after selling out of all their kids' meal supplies.
Near Clearwater, Florida, authorities used boats and emergency equipment to evacuate 30 people from a mobile-home park inundated by flooding.
Petobo and Balaroa, another Palu neighborhood inundated by liquefaction, used to be mainly sago fields, flat expanses with ample water access.
For weeks now, the network has broadcast live nonstop, first as Hurricane Harvey inundated Texas, and now as Irma menaces Florida.
It arrived late, a full four days after Harvey inundated Houston, and it caught the Klimples and many others off guard.
On Saturday, Typhoon Mangkhut churned the rich earth of the Cordilleras, and floods of mud inundated mining bunkhouses and mountain homes.
IHS confirmed those details, telling POLITICO that the broader health department is "inundated" with supply requests from all over the country.
"Crops fell down, (were) inundated or buried in 46,200 hectares of farmland," the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said on Saturday.
It's like adjusting your ears to listen to a butterfly's wings and being inundated instead with the roar of the ocean.
All of this is done at regional offices which will be inundated with everything at once when the hiring freeze ends.
Floodwaters inundated much of the town of 1,100 people last month after heavy rain accumulated on frozen ground in the region.
As I turned the photograph over in my hands — still glossy, vibrant, remarkably well-preserved — I found myself inundated with emotion.
The plush sales gallery that shows off the luxury amenities of the 11-story Galerie was inundated after the Amazon deal.
When New York's subways were inundated during Hurricane Sandy, the city could lean on its bus system (made possible by density).
The Michigan study concludes that apps that are inundated with distracting ads and pop-ups might undermine their academic value altogether.
The gallery has been inundated with negative online comments, as well as haranguing phone calls from as far away as Europe.
As we are inundated with new, targeted, deceptive ads, we may get sick of them and, perhaps, stop finding them persuasive.
Her rental house in Humacao, a badly hit municipality near where the hurricane made landfall, was inundated with thigh-high water.
Mr. Roth saw that the TV landscape was being inundated with revivals, and many were doing quite well in the ratings.
Krishnavatar Sharma, whose non-profit Aajevika Bureau runs another help line for migrant workers, said he had been inundated with calls.
Being inundated with so many moods can affect how we see everything around us, unleashing complex waves of uplift or tumult.
" Mr. Glezman joined Hinge because, he said: "I wanted a platform where you're not necessarily inundated with hookup culture and sex.
If your phone is being inundated with such calls, there are steps you can take to try to block them out.
In a world inundated with news, information and entertainment, it is easy to miss something important or to forget about it.
"In a world where we're inundated with loads of information, knowledge and wisdom comes from knowing what to exclude," Anderson said.
The classic destination for exasperated Americans, the Great White North has been inundated with attention this week, and for good reason.
WARREN BUFFETT: Yeah, no, I think we've-- been inundated from people that would like to run this or like to help.
Last week, I put out a call on Twitter for stories about this phenomenon; I was inundated with tales of woe.
"I'm only about three miles away from the college campus, but we're in a place that has been inundated," Dickert said.
A woman carries her dog on her shoulders, evacuating to a new location after her area was inundated by the flooding.
Mario Qua holds his child Wilson Qua as they evacuate their flooded home after their Houston area was inundated with flooding.
Since the Woods' episode aired, the company has been inundated with new supply orders, distributors and opportunities to expand its reach.
Wallace and Dillard, his freshman teammate, were inundated with racial epithets and threats of lynching, mainly by Mississippi State football players.
Inundated with place-specific media and porn styles and weird laws, different countries breed different social norms—and different hookup protocol.
Elected officials in Kasur were inundated with phone calls about Zainab's killing after social media users posted the officials' contact information.
Last fall, Maza was inundated with text messages calling for him to debate Crowder, and he has faced severe harassment online.
Many tall houses got that way because of Hurricane Sandy, which inundated pancake-flat Long Beach, although no one was killed.
In response to the current situation with Trump's teams' latest effort to delegitimize trans folks, I've been inundated with friend requests.
Since then, her feed has been inundated with fan responses — many expressing shock and confusion about the size of her bump.
Other customers started complaining too, and soon Chan's employees were inundated with so many refund requests that they couldn't keep up.
Price: $220 and up We're inundated with photos and videos these days thanks to the ease of shooting both with our smartphones.
But customers kept making the mistake, and throughout the day, poor Hank Levine was inundated with text messages, all from demanding customers.
Colleen Ganjian, founder of DC College Counseling, told CNN that college admissions officers are already inundated with personal information about potential students.
Stifling important voices on Facebook and YouTube means fewer informed opinions on platforms inundated with fake news, conspiracy theories, and dangerous idealogues.
He starts out learning about flat earth theories as entertainment, but soon, he's inundated with conspiratorial beliefs, with no experts in sight.
Kressler said Kiron had been inundated with requests from volunteers and academics who wanted to offer their services to the online university.
The influx of high traffic inundated the radio system, which is "nearing its end of life," the department said in a statement.
When the release date for the new range of Samsung Galaxy S10 phones was released, we were inundated with pre-order deals.
"We had never inundated anybody's homes prior to this year in the more than 70 years of these structures' operations," he said.
Buying them is cheap — just $90 will get you 1,000 — and ridiculously easy (Google "buy Instagram followers," and you're inundated with options).
Wang, who works in the non-profit space, says she is "constantly inundated with requests for funds" on her personal Facebook account.
The heavy storm inundated hundreds of tented settlements across Lebanon and left youngsters stranded in freezing temperatures, charity Save the Children said.
State television showed scenes of crashing waves, inundated streets and trees half-bent by the strong winds as Mangkhut unleashed its power.
Following The White Moose Café's Facebook post, though Darby says she was inundated with abuse from people who'd worked out her identity.
Ask Houstonians who saw their homes inundated by Hurricane Harvey's 2100 inches (2200cm) of rain in the six days to August 22009th.
It's like as soon as we settle into the fall season and get our Halloween costumes sorted we're inundated with holiday cheer.
However, unlike yesterday's brief mystery, we know the official reason why the Rio Olympics is inundated with greenish water: it's algae, baby.
Large swathes of China have been inundated with rain and battered by typhoons over the past few months, killing hundreds of people.
Already, schools are inundated with startups trying to change the educational workflow, and so far there haven't been that many explosive successes.
Assuming your local Genius Bar isn't inundated with busted keyboards, you probably won't be without your machine for more than 24 hours.
Del Rio's fans inundated Bure's post with negative comments, insisting that she was homophobic and didn't know where the phrase had originated.
Window Snyder was named security chief at San Francisco-based Fastly in June and was immediately inundated with unsolicited requests for meetings.
For the past few weeks, the event's Facebook page had been inundated with people hunting for tickets, which the local promoter, Melt!
There are the Houston Astros winning the World Series, three months after a hurricane inundated a city synonymous with the petroleum industry.
There's some merit to the idea that fans are current inundated with Star Wars things to a degree they haven't known before.
The company did previously let users apply for verification, but pulled the feature years ago – probably after being inundated with unworthy applications.
She was the first staffer to arrive after the storm and was immediately inundated with calls from other clinics that needed help.
If you're on his press list, you've been inundated with news about what Rubio is doing to try to help Puerto Rico.
So at some point in the future, you'll probably upload a photo of a pizza, and then be inundated with Dominos ads.
Thanks to widespread media coverage, many of the towns have been inundated with interest from foreign buyers in search of a bargain.
She was described as unprepared, overwhelmed and indecisive in the face of the tragedy where 80 percent of New Orleans was inundated.
If the water kept rising and the spillway failed to open, the city and the parishes downriver from it would be inundated.
Homes are being inundated with mail solicitations from companies like Marcus, Elevate and Lending Club, hoping to supply personal loans to consumers.
"The 2007 floods inundated more than half the city, and really became a wake-up call for decision makers," Mr. Iwan said.
He said he was inundated with calls on Friday after the exchange and was eager to get the plan off the ground.
Today's investors are inundated with a surplus of investing information, which can make it more difficult to successfully construct an investment portfolio.
This could be good news for everyday users who are being inundated with live content flooding their streams on numerous social platforms.
Those of us with internet access are constantly inundated with new problems—melting polar caps, political instability, enormous wealth and technological inequality.
The opioid crisis has taken a steep toll nationwide, but the South and Appalachia are particularly inundated with highly addictive prescription painkillers.
In the midst of a coronavirus epidemic, we're likely to continue to be inundated with statistics, charts and maps tracking the pathogen.
Shareholders say they are being inundated with mailings, phone calls and outreaches on social media platforms featuring sleekly produced websites and videos.
Demand for healthtech solutions to the coronavirus pandemic is surging in Europe, with previously modest startups becoming inundated with calls for help.
Pierre Fresnay plays a doctor and relative newcomer to a small town that is inundated with anonymous, suspicion-sowing poison-pen letters.
I monitor the webmaster email and have been inundated with hate mail saying we promote sodomy and want teens to get AIDS.
" Inundated with claims that the ad promoted date rape, the retailer apologized and said the ad was "inappropriate and in poor taste.
Democratic voters had been inundated with the most positive — and occasionally misleading — messages money could buy, and they still roundly rejected him.
In 2016, Hurricane Matthew inundated 213 swine and 102 poultry barns and flooded 14 poop lagoons, sending that waste into nearby waterways.
In the case of Friday's tsunami, three successive waves inundated the coast within 11 minutes of the earthquake hitting, meteorological officials said.
The moment Obama suggested the reform, prominent Democrats from both the House and Senate were inundated with angry complaints from affluent constituents.
But, humble-bragging about being inundated by messages from suitors might not be the best way to make a match feel special.
Our inbox, as the public editor noted in her Wednesday column, was inundated: Over a thousand letters have streamed in and counting.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The inside of a typical N.F.L. stadium is inundated with pennants and banners celebrating landmark championships of all kinds.
Snapshot: Above, floods inundated Washington on Monday, demonstrating the vulnerability of an aging storm-water system in the era of climate change.
That is what happened after torrential rains in 2016, and towns and communities along the river in Louisiana and Texas were inundated.
Historic flooding prompts rescues Quincy residents who were rescued from inundated homes told CNN they'd never seen anything like this weekend's flooding.
The footage showed roofs torn from houses and cars and debris bobbing along inundated streets battered by strong winds and heavy rains.
The footage showed roofs torn from houses and cars and debris bobbing along inundated streets battered by strong winds and heavy rains.
Clicking 'like' on one photo of a lime-green turtleneck leads me to become inundated with photos of other electric-hued tops.
In April, The Times reported that Google had been inundated with a new type of search warrant request, known as geofence searches.
Hospitals across the state were suddenly inundated with patients seeking mental health services in emergency rooms not equipped to handle their needs.
Dean Mize holds children as he and Jason Legnon use an airboat to rescue people from homes that are inundated with flooding.
"You will likely be getting inundated with Private Rights Advocates and stuff, as the Ring stuff is very controversial," one person replied.
The woman's body was found in Llano County, one of the areas inundated by the swollen Llano River, county officials said Wednesday.
But I know what will likely happen here: The peninsula's outermost roads will be inundated with saltwater; the downtown Market will flood.
When Hurricane Sandy pummeled through New York City in 2012, floodwaters inundated several stations from track to ceiling with corrosive salt water.
Maharashi sales associate Miles Chick said the promotion's organizers were inundated with requests to enter the online raffle for Nike's vegan sneakers.
Among those racing to evacuate was the mayor's father, Robert Heavner, 22004, whose home in the lowlands had been inundated in 21999.
The Department of Environmental Quality reported Friday that six lagoons had structural damage, 23 were inundated by floods, and 31 had overtopped.
You might find her cooking creamy tofu cubes topped with fresh pieces of uni, or working on arancini inundated with mapo spices.
For young students who have been inundated by tech in almost every other domain of their lives, this form of learning comes naturally.
The landslides buried dozens of homes, and floodwaters inundated thousands of houses, said Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, spokesman for the Indonesian Disaster Management Agency.
"Seven villages have been completely inundated and the rescue teams have been moving residents living in these villages to safer places," Srivastava said.
Voters have been inundated with attack ads from both candidates, and outside groups have spent record numbers on ads to influence the race.
Another 220 nests were inundated, which means the eggs were covered with water; it remains to be seen how those nests will fare.
"We are going to be inundated with light crude, yet we still see a decent bet (demand) for light crudes globally," she said.
She was surprised to be inundated with direct messages asking who the real estate broker was and how they could rent similar properties.
He has been inundated with offers of speaking engagements, book deals, and documentaries; however, he is focusing on more simple pleasures right now.
Now, all you have to do is open Instagram to be inundated with whatever it is people are loving at any particular juncture.
AFTER Donald Trump was elected president, Maple Match, an online dating app which connects Canadians and Americans, was inundated with people signing up.
Should Facebook decide to make GIFs in comments official, it seems safe to say expect your News Feed to be inundated with them.
In Houston, residents resorted to pleading for help on Twitter after trying and failing to get through the city's inundated emergency call system.
An abandoned Hummer is covered in floodwaters on Interstate 610 after Hurricane Harvey inundated the Texas Gulf coast with rain, in Houston, Aug.
Nearly 123% of Bangkok may be inundated each year as soon as 2030 due to more extreme rainfall, according to the World Bank.
Day 5: I've been pretty unhappy and inundated at my job lately, so I impulse-buy a beauty treatment on Gilt City. Oops.
The Associated Press reports that 60 people died as a result of Harvey, most drowning and succumbing to flash floods or inundated roads.
Not only did he feel inundated by meetings and paperwork, he said, he was frequently overruled by the bureaucrats overseeing the turnaround effort.
Reeves said more than 2,400 homes and other structures in and near Jackson could either be inundated or isolated by the rising waters.
I'm saying we're inundated with permissive laws — that has a lot more to do with it than gun [ownership] laws. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
Brits fearing the impact of Brexit on their ability to move freely around Europe have inundated the Embassy with enquiries about citizenship status.
Once prized for its crystal clean water, scientists say its southern-most areas have become inundated with algae, making it unsafe to drink.
Hurricane Matthew has shredded homes, inundated communities and left many parts of the south-west cut off from the rest of the country.
Farmland was covered, streets descended into impassable pools of water, shopping centers were inundated with only roofs of cars peeking above the water.
The park was inundated by 100,000 people on its opening day (curiously, some of those visitors interpreted the potted plants as free gifts).
Her refusal to work with him was taken by many as a sign of homophobia, and she was then inundated with hateful messages.
With the loss of the Criterion Collection on Hulu, the service was inundated with so many new members, it couldn't take the heat.
Those who were actually looking for a romantic endeavor were often inundated with matches that were simply swiping for the sake of swiping.
So you can imagine how they might react to discovering that their homes have been inundated with up to several feet of water.
That would cause more flooding rains across a large swath of the South, after Tropical Storm Gordon inundated the area earlier this month.
By Wednesday, more than 10,000 people had joined the EFF's call to action and the HP forums were inundated with complaints from users.
This time last year Molaei's office was already inundated; people sent in close to 1,000 specimens in the first four months of 2017.
"Getting inundated with Slack notifications right as you're getting hot and heavy is a very easy way to kill the mood," she says.
But when hospitals are inundated with patients, as would be the case with a nuclear explosion, resources would be quickly outpaced by demand.
The crocheted caps gave a hat tip back to the ubiquitous bright-pink "pussyhats" that inundated Washington for the Women's March in January.
As a result, those at the house are not currently inundated by water unlike Miami -- but are staying inside until winds die down.
In this case, floods inundated fields quickly after multiple levees failed when rain and melting snow filled the Missouri River and other waterways.
Childless women who have been inundated with unwelcome motherhood challenge posts have taken to social media to express their frustration with the trend.
When Christine and Chris started trying for a third child, the couple was inundated with advice about how to influence the baby's gender.
At the same time, both supporters and opponents of the coup inundated social networks with commentary and images, many of them live videos.
Nevertheless, floodwaters inundated several neighborhoods in areas stretching from southeast to northeast of downtown, with the Rock Springs section hit hardest, Vossbrink said.
Her family was one of hundreds forced from their homes by rising water that inundated whole neighborhoods after two days of relentless rain.
On Tuesday, House Republicans dropped their plan to gut the Office of Congressional Ethics after constituents inundated lawmakers with phone calls in opposition.
About 40 minutes later, our Airbnb host inundated us with calls, telling us not to come because of the path of the storm.
However, he said the situation was expected to be less dramatic than Tuesday when the flooding left squares, shops, homes and hotels inundated.
The town, which was also inundated in 2016, was engulfed again Sunday when heavy rain bloated the Patapsco River to a record level.
The scientists said that the island has been inundated with water on multiple occasions, killing the Bramble Cay melomys and destroying their habitat.
The absurdity of the question struck a chord with the general public, and people inundated Twitter with jokes and memes at McNabb's expense.
Macau, the autonomous region also in its path, was forced to shut down its casinos, as the area was inundated with flood waters.
Cities ranging from Atlanta to Vancouver to New York are inundated to the extent that some have struggled with crew and studio shortages.
But as of noon Tuesday, four hog lagoons in the hurricane area had been breached, 22014 had overflowed and nine had been inundated.
But as of noon Tuesday, four hog lagoons in the hurricane area had been breached, 13 had overflowed and nine had been inundated.
Because, as a beauty writer, your life is very much inundated with cosmetic innovations and techniques that are as ludicrous as they sound.
Monique Judge, an editor at the black news site The Root, told me that she and her colleagues are inundated with racist comments.
I write about tech for a living, so every day I'm inundated with emails and pitches for gadgets claiming to make life easier.
But the DCCC has been inundated with what they say are very strong recruits from districts across the country, including traditional Republican strongholds.
But state television and Iran's news media have provided images that show inundated villages and offered accounts of survivors on rooftops awaiting rescue.
Incomes have slipped, farm bankruptcies have increased and widespread flooding has inundated the region, killing cattle and turning some fields into unplowable pits.
Even as we're inundated by a deluge of data online, often all we can see is just those punchlines, sight gags, and memes.
Ms. De Sola said that she was inundated with product inquiries through social media but that the PerfectFit Pointe inserts had stood out.
While much of the region's inundated infrastructure has been repaired, many of the plans to stormproof the city are still just that — plans.
Chris Kiple, CEO of the Seattle-based Ventec Life Systems, said his company was already being inundated with orders from across the world.
Chris Kiple, CEO of the Seattle-based Ventec Life Systems, said his company was already being inundated with orders from across the world.
My 3-year-old loves his scooter, and these days, any toddler-friendly playground is sure to be inundated with kids scootering around.
The premise is that because people are inundated with messages on a regular basis, your company's message needs to cut through the noise.
Back home in Belgium, when reports run in various papers about the orphans' return, Loots and his team are inundated with hateful emails.
How is it that such a facility gets inundated with several feet of water and local officials learn about it on social media?
After nearly 16 inches of rain fell last night in some areas, several parts of the city became inundated in waist deep water.
Voters in the 18th Congressional District will welcome a break from the incessant 30-second ads that inundated a relatively small media market.
For years, I have been getting inundated with physical junk mail from my internet service provider (ISP), Charter Spectrum (formerly Time Warner Cable).
The low-lying barrier islands would be inundated if Irma's storm surge reaches forecast heights of as high as 15 feet (4.6 meters).
We live in a culture inundated by advertising, and soft drink companies like Coca-Cola and Pepsi were instrumental in creating that culture.
We were inundated with juicy stories of amazing con artists, from Anna Delvey's rich girl scam to Elizabeth Holmes's other rich girl scam.
Typhoon Jebi, the strongest in 210 years, killed at least 2000 people in western Japan in 63.73 and inundated the region's major airport.
Typhoon Jebi, the strongest in 0003 years, killed at least 2000 people in western Japan in 27 and inundated the region's major airport.
Vantablack was originally designed for engineering in space, but, since launching in 2014, Jensen has been inundated with requests to use the material.
"We've inundated everyone with the idea that most Americans don't have enough in savings — that they don't have enough to retire," Borg said.
Locations such as the George R. Brown Convention Center were at or beyond capacity after flood waters from Hurricane Harvey inundated the city.
If you head to any major wireless carrier website, you'll be inundated with claims of coast to coast, uniform availability of wireless broadband.
It's hard to point fingers at older generations for being blasé when they weren't inundated with awareness campaigns the same way we were.
Escaping her guests to exercise may have seemed odd since she was already inundated with activities and wanted to be there for everyone.
The White House says it's been inundated with candidates seeking the president's endorsement and aides are eager to get Trump on the stump.
The incident has thrown a spotlight on efforts to shore up parts of the low-lying city from being inundated in coming years.
Typically during national holidays, Macau's tiny peninsula and adjoining islands are inundated with swarms of visitors putting pressure on creaking infrastructure and transport.
But over the 2 million years after the giant asteroid broke apart, Earth was inundated with 10 million semi trucks' worth of dust.
Imelda is the first named storm to impact the Houston area since Harvey hovered for days and inundated the flood-prone Gulf Coast.
To that end, it is moving to help surface mine operators by eliminating protections for Appalachian streams and hamlets inundated by mine wastes.
An extreme high tide inundated 85 percent of Venice on Tuesday night, drowning some parts of the city in six feet of water.
And reports in North Carolina of two hog-farm lagoons being breached and more being inundated by flood waters are causing health concerns.
"Millennials are constantly inundated by new brands and are open to discovery, so they are an awesome way to get trial," Tannen said.
When The Blacklist star Megan Boone welcomed her first child, daughter Caroline, last April, her small New York City apartment was inundated with gifts.
Pagan says McAllen didn&apost get any rainfall from Hurricane Harvey, which inundated other parts of Texas with more than 50 inches of rain.
January's monster storms and flooding in California inundated farmlands up and down the state, dealing a blow to crops of vegetables, citrus and nuts.
Susan Allan and her son, Travis Sweet, say they were "inundated" with the feces while sitting at a red light with the sunroof open.
"We're just inundated, from the minute we come in, to the minute we leave," said Campbell, who helps families obtain transportation, meals and clothing.
Users of social media are inundated with misinformation, which often spreads virally because of the networks of networks of networks that the platforms generate.
"Allan shared a doctor's note with the new outlet, which stated she had conjunctivitis because she was "inundated with sewage from an overhead plane.
But after a desperate social media post, Marc was inundated with offers for help and cups, including from the company who originally designed it.
With no specified campaign time limits in the US, voters are inundated with election-related news and campaign ads for well over a year.
Trash-strewn floodwaters inundated city blocks in California's third-largest city, as firefighters in inflatable boats on Tuesday ferried stranded residents to dry ground.
Many users agreed, saying they've seen threads about China downvoted or inundated with trolls posting comments they believe are in line with Chinese propaganda.
A stranded motorist escapes floodwaters on Interstate 2646 in Houston after Hurricane Harvey inundated the Texas Gulf coast with rain causing mass flooding, Aug.
Portions of the Carolinas have been inundated by the heaviest amount of rain on record for this region, and torrential rain is still falling.
On cable, the internet, our phones, we're inundated with terrible happenings that are prone to make even the most socially engaged feel flickering hopelessness.
The $36.70 navy stripe 100 percent cotton T-shirt sold out almost instantly on the website, and the company's office was inundated with calls.
YouTube, a site where videos used to hover around seven or eight minutes, is now inundated with videos that are running longer and longer.
Harvey inundated Houston and forced the partial or complete shutdown of 14 oil refineries including the largest and second largest in the United States.
By the Numbers Whether it's TV ratings or avocado consumption, we're inundated with ways to quantify the annual extravagance that is the Super Bowl.
Unfortunately, many of the rivers being inundated right now are already at or near the flood stage thanks to heavy rainfall earlier in month.
Why is it that to be a woman online is to be inundated with images of beautiful people in tiny clothing perpetually on vacation?
We are inundated with images of what financial success looks like through advertising and entertainment and in our communities, schools and even our families.
All the phones in the salon are inundated with emergency alerts warning them of an oncoming missile that is about to obliterate Los Angeles.
IF Instagram had been around during Le Corbusier's time, his followers would no doubt have been inundated with arty pictures of funnels, hashtag "design_inspo".
Even as Bethesda continued crafting interesting stories and levels, I felt so inundated by Fallout content that "good" just didn't move the needle anymore.
Almost every organization, regardless of size, is inundated with meetings, so much so it's often hard to find dedicated time to do actual work.
Granted, those feeling inundated by superheroes might not be eager to see more of them, even in a vehicle that skewers the genre's conventions.
Heavy rain inundated the Houston area with as much as 10 inches of rainfall in just six hours and triggered flash flooding early Monday.
Millions of Indians are inundated by telemarketing calls and other unsolicited text messages daily in the world's second largest wireless telecoms market behind China.
Worried that she'd be inundated with texts after breaking up with him, Fioribello put her phone in the freezer and walked away for hours.
Within minutes of posting a story to Facebook about Chelsea Clinton coming to campaign in Ithaca, Myrick was inundated with dozens of critical comments.
Mike O'Connell, a Missouri Department of Public Safety spokesman, said authorities were not expecting widespread, catastrophic flooding of the kind that had inundated Nebraska.
As a therapist who won't provide a happy ending, Sara says she is inundated by sexual euphemisms, sleazy persuasion tactics, and insults every day.
At a time when we are inundated with racist, sexist, and homophobic public discourse, we cannot tolerate codifying discrimination that sets us back decades.
Trump Tower's been inundated with bomb threats since Donald Trump became President ... and it's become a giant pain for the NYPD and Secret Service.
But in recent years, as we've become inundated with constant releases of new iPhones and MacBooks with somewhat incremental updates, they've become, well, boring.
Twitter, Reddit and Facebook were inundated with posts from hundreds of people wondering, nervously, if they were the only person it had happened to.
But only 52% of the corn crop has been harvested as of Sunday, according to federal data, as farmers are inundated with wet fields.
The Islamic Republic has been hit by devastating flooding since mid-March that has killed at least 70 people and inundated some 1,900 communities.
Typically, these investors, called LPs, prefer to operate in the shadows so they won't be inundated with pitches by venture firms looking for capital.
But only 52% of the corn crop has been harvested as of Sunday, according to federal data, as farmers are inundated with wet fields.
Ellicott City, Maryland, was inundated with floodwaters, and it's the second time in two years the town has had to deal with such devastation.
The result, as has been noted elsewhere, is that very poor donor prospects, including Democratic operatives like myself, are regularly inundated with Trump ads.
It is easy to feel inundated, beleaguered, and rushed; it is much harder to feel enthralled and changed, challenged and stopped in one's tracks.
In an age when viewers are inundated with more than 400 original scripted series annually (up from about 200 seven years ago), that's important.
Modi was taken by helicopter over inundated farmland and villages, as India's military stepped up its response to an emergency that is still unfolding.
It shows up quarterly with 8 to 10 full-size items, so you won't get absolutely inundated with things you might not always use.
I couldn't seem to turn on the TV this week without being inundated with coverage of the ongoing floods and tornadoes in the Midwest.
Citizens have been inundated with pro- and anti-soda tax TV and radio commercials, and mailboxes are filled with direct mail from both sides.
A hurricane that inundated a vast eastern section of the state this month, one that may serve to buoy the political life of Gov.
Monarch butterflies have already found the milkweed; otherwise, the islands have yet to be inundated with insects and animals desperate for a river home.
"In a world where people are inundated with emails, a subject line will make you open or not open an email," Schawbel tells CNBC.
Within hours of the shooting, the university was inundated with news reporters and overwhelmed with people and organizations who wanted to help and donate.
In 1963, John F. Kennedy was assassinated, and in every subsequent year the people of this country would be more inundated with global hyperrealism.
Four towns along the Ayeyarwady and Chindwin rivers were in danger of being inundated as the rivers rose, the Department of Disaster Management said.
Fishermen, who had loaded their boats onto trucks, voluntarily traveled to Kerala's inner towns and villages, inundated with more than 0003 feet of water.
From the the abundance of online information, to the social media revolution, the average U.S. citizen is now inundated with U.S. foreign policy issues.
The low-lying land areas that are likely to be inundated when a river or lake overflows, or as the storm surge washes ashore.
In Alaska, voters have been inundated with broadcast and online advertisements targeting Senator Lisa Murkowski, a Republican who, like Ms. Collins, supports abortion rights.
The similarly named but unrelated Grand View Golf Club near Pittsburgh had to put a notice on its website after being inundated with complaints.
Russia and sanctions experts say they have been inundated by inquiries about the report, which is being written at the Treasury and State Departments.
Today new wallboard covers stains from the floodwaters of Hurricane Harvey, which the property narrowly survived after being inundated with four feet of water.
As we become increasingly inundated with innovation, digital technology has the potential to be a uniter of patients and doctors and not a divider.
Again, it will mean more heat waves, more crop losses, more water shortages, more inundated coastal cities, more disease and conflict, millions more suffering.
Police played down the threats to the refugees, but said they have been inundated with calls from locals casting suspicion on Pakistanis in Negombo.
As the human and financial costs of the subprime-mortgage crash mounted, the new bureau was inundated with whistle-blower tips and consumer complaints.
Hundreds of thousands of soccer-mad Saudis inundated Villarreal's website to watch the live feed of Dawsari's introductory news conference, crashing the club's servers.
Dale and Glen Randles, brothers, were holdouts who had refused to evacuate and were instead standing guard in their inundated neighborhood of Shelter Creek.
He and other strategists say they have been inundated with text messages and phone calls since Mr. Flake's surprise decision to leave the race.
Those in Trump-won districts are in a particularly precarious position, and many are being inundated by anti-impeachment ads from GOP outside groups.
The Doric is one of the most accomplished young string quartets around, which is saying something at a time when we're inundated with them.
Residents lined up by the hundreds to donate blood, and hospitals were inundated with so many supplies they began redirecting them to other venues.
The L train tunnel, officially known as the Canarsie Tube, was one of several subway tunnels inundated by floodwaters during the hurricane in 2012.
As soon as applications were open, the MBRSC was inundated with more than 4,000 Emiratis wanting to take part in the first space mission.
And while Mister Rogers doesn't kill anyone in cold blood, he does slay, as evident from the cascades of tears that inundated my theater.
"Sale" may no longer seem like the sexiest of terms; these days we can find ourselves inundated with slashed prices around every shopping corner.
In a perfect world, Black programming would be as wide and as varied as the wider sea of shows we are inundated with daily.
By the time that landmark birthday rolls around, they've already been inundated with mail and phone calls about an important decision: choosing Medicare insurance.
I went public with my story in Forbes on April 27, and was quickly inundated by emails and calls from all over the globe.
The tax revenue could then support the country's inundated refugee agency, said Florian Hopfner, who works for the United Nations refugee agency in Mexico.
They have lived here, a few miles outside the disaster's "exclusion zone," since their longtime home and farm nearby was inundated by the tsunami.
Because we are so inundated with information, daily life does feel as if there are endless options being added to every decision we make.
That said, a user has to opt-in for each app, so you're (hopefully) unlikely to be inundated with promotions not relevant your interests.
But as it broadcast footage online to its more than 1.3 million Facebook followers, the feed was inundated with anti-Semitic commentary and abuse.
It's not that I hate Netflix's content, but I feel inundated with mediocre original series, making it that much harder to find the gems.
At one point, Herzog visits the family of a girl decapitated in a car accident who were inundated by lulz-seeking trolls mocking their loss.
The agency was inundated last year with about 81,500 complaints regarding first-party and third-party debt collection, according to its annual report from March.

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