Sentences with word «bombard»

I can see now that I definitely felt pressure as a result of the kinds of images we get bombarded with by the media.

Ever since my co-workers found out about my BlackBerry obsession, I'm constantly bombarded by questions.

We're constantly bombarded with information from television, parenting books, and talk shows — not to mention, constant news reports about increasing rates of childhood asthma, autism, and ADHD.

We will never sell your information and if you want to run a term life insurance quote, you will not get bombarded with calls and e-mails from strangers trying to sell to you.

When you do get to that step, limit each company's response to a maximum of 10 pages so you are not bombarded with too much information.

Also, this was kind of fortunate, because I have kind of bombarded you guys with mushroom recipes this year, and I haven't given caramelized onions nearly enough love.

Your body is being bombarded daily by environmental pollutants and artificial ingredients!

Members of online dating sites, especially women, are often bombarded with messages from tons of people.

Many feel bombarded by images and experiences of broken families.

Text messages, phone calls, emails... I was just bombarded.

Regardless of where you live though, you have likely been bombarded in recent years by media accounts of the benefits of mindfulness and meditation.

You're also bombarded with captive agents selling for only one company, many of whom have their own local mass media campaigns.

We are continually bombarded by advertisements that make us think we «NEED» all sorts of things to help us get through our breastfeeding journey.

When bombarded with a request — truth or dare?

All notifications can be switched on or off at any point, so you don't have to worry about being bombarded at work!

When competition is fierce and customers are continuously bombarded with products and services, how can you stand out from the crowd?

As soon as I reveal I'm an educator, I'm immediately bombarded with suggestions on how to fix our education system.

Employers are literally bombarded by job applications and a cover letter on average hardly gets a 15 - 20 seconds read.

Or, you are simply bombarded with images featuring those gorgeous red boots, and you think that you need a pair of red boots yourself.

Hiring managers are usually bombarded with hundreds of resumes and do not appreciate long sentences • Do not try to put in more than one career goal in your resume statement.

But for children 1 year old and above, formula companies have bombarded parents with studies, ads by «experts», celebrities etc..

Young people are already bombarded with sexual imagery via the TV, internet, music and computer games.

When you were young, you were likely bombarded with images about marriage — from watching your parents, grandparents, or other loved ones interact, or when you watch TV or movies.

When my wife was pregnant, she became bombarded with different numbers.

With almost of our other dating site reviews we were always bombarded with tons of instant messages from women on the site.

Walking outside I felt absolutely bombarded by the city.

Most advisors bombarded investors with too many stocks, targets and stop losses, without explaining their rationale behind it.

The accessibility of online job applications has bombarded hiring managers with more applicants than they can handle.

Groups of laboratory rats exposed to heavy ions — as well as groups bombarded with conventional radiation — show an impairment of motor skills.

The people gathered have been bombarded since the last gathering by other voices of interpretation that also want to offer an identity and a vocation.

Although the game had little hype going into release, it was almost instantly bombarded with very positive user and critic reviews.

With increasing complexity in the pet food market, pet owners are consistently bombarded with information regarding pet nutrition.

We are bombarded again with snow and more snow to come.

It is the general consensus of the veterinary medical community that in order to cause the illness, an animal must be virtually bombarded by multiple versions of these pathogens at one time.

In the process, carbon ions were accelerated under an electrical field and bombarded onto a layered surface made of nickel, silicon dioxide and silicon at the temperature of 500 degrees Celsius.

I feel like I've been bombarded lately with questions about fad diets.

After all, we're perpetually bombarded with flavor - of - the - moment weight loss tips.

The film challenges its viewer on many levels, perhaps being the reason why its been negatively and unfairly bombarded by critics, and audiences alike.

The mouth is constantly being bombarded physically and chemically by all sorts of agents.

I'm somewhat bombarded here and lose track of who said what.

I know the idea of finding your inbox bombarded with spam is scary, but in my experience the reality isn't as bad as you may fear.

How can you get the lawyer - client exchange off on the right foot from the beginning of a retainer, so that you don't feel either bombarded or ignored?

The public today seems bombarded with offerings, information and spam.

As babies grow and develop, they are constantly bombarded with so much information to take in.

They constantly get bombarded with messages, they quickly glance at the profile, make a quick (often shallow) judgment, and then move on to the next one.

In the paid up areas you are not bombarded by advertisements that are way out of your area of focus or interest.

«I did not want to be bombarded daily by the past,» he said.

As a parent we are often bombarded with information about how to be a better parent - including this website!

Because one is bombarded in every book and magazine about the birthing plan and how you should have one and how its expected.