Príklady swamp

• In the rainy season in particular, potholes, floods, swamps and filth make it extremely difficult for cars and trucks to ply the roads.

• Overall though, the incentive offered by the redistribution had little impact in reducing care-home admissions and appeared to be swamped by longterm factors.

• Next day the ice had gone but heavy surf swamped the dinghy.

• Prisoners tried to drink the water in swamps along the railway line, dipping strips of cloth torn off shirts.

• Coastal mangrove swamps around the northern and southern shores of the harbour were almost completely cleared.

• With the development of larger swamps and lakes, some marked changes can be recognized in the megaflora.

• Once migration exceeds a critical level, migration swamps selection, and the two demes become genetically homogeneous and migration can no longer maintain genetic variation.

• Large remnant trees were used, but the iron smelters by then consistently ventured into the swamps to obtain supplementary fuel.

• When the specific input is strong it will have a powerful influence; when it is weak, it may be swamped by the other system dynamics.

• The road passes through numerous swamps, but there are no large rivers to be crossed.

• Flowers, almost half wild, swamped by atrocious rain.

• The text itself is short and inevitably somewhat swamped by the editorial apparatus.

• Change continues, but it is bounded change - until something erodes or swamps the mechanisms of reproduction that generate institutional continuity.

• At that point, in late 1942, there were pitifully few psychiatrists on active duty, and they were already swamped with patients.

• However, the picture changes in times of drought, when access to the swamps for food and water becomes necessary to support the elephants.