Sentence examples for Water insufficient from inspiring English sources

At a recent New England-style town meeting, they summed up their resources succinctly on a blackboard: "Public health: nonexistent; electricity: nonexistent; water: insufficient".

Shortages of land and water, insufficient and poor-quality feed, and regular disease epidemics with insufficient veterinary services are major constraints that restrict output.

There was a deliberate policy of overcrowding and lack of basic necessities of life, including inadequate food, polluted water, insufficient or non-existent medical care and unhygienic and cramped conditions.

What is being missed, even by well-intentioned people like Ms. Styler, is that the responsibility for the lack of potable water, insufficient access to proper health care, and malnutrition now affecting the people of the Oriente lies squarely with the government of Ecuador, which has failed to properly address these serious challenges for nearly two decades.

Malnutrition, unsafe drinking water, insufficient access to safe water and hygiene and the lack of access to sanitation and basic health services are the underlying causes of deaths in children under 5 years due to preventable illnesses such as malaria, diarrhoea, respiratory infections and malnutrition.

Additionally, in the gels, a diffuse background smear is occasionally observed, probable due to the presence of endogenous proteases in the sample which were not inactivated, poor quality of chemicals (use analytical grade) or water (use 18 meg Ohm water), insufficient washing during silver staining or complex formation between carrier ampholytes and SDS and/or other detergents.

There is no running water and insufficient supplies in the tankers brought in.

Like men, women can suffer from muscle fatigue, energy depletion, dehydration and hyponatremia (too much water and insufficient electrolytes).

A concentration of 0.15 mg alfaxalone/L water was insufficient to induce sedation or anaesthesia.

However, knowledge about the form of icing in the supercooled water is insufficient.

Second, fires plagued the city because the available water was insufficient to put them out and because there was no pressure to propel water to the tops of four- or five-story buildings.