Sentence examples for Water paucity from inspiring English sources

Frustrated by the water paucity and poor quality, almost three-quarters of Karachi residents do not pay their water bills, according to the KWSB.

Agricultural irrigation with trans-basin water diversion can effectively relieve the water paucity in arid and semi-arid regions, however, this may be accompanied by eco-environmental problems (e.g., saline soils, rising groundwater levels, water quality problems).

Those limitations: "insufficient pre- and post-fracking data on the quality of drinking water sources; the paucity of long-term systematic studies; the presence of other sources of contamination precluding a definitive link between hydraulic fracturing activities; and the inaccessibility of some information on hydraulic fracturing activities and potential impacts".

This is in good agreement with our finding of prevalence of COG4636+ members in Cyanobacteria that thrive in fresh waters and their paucity in marine species (with the exception of C. watsonii WH 8501).

Even more perplexing was the paucity of water.

However, the performance on drying shrinkage and water permeability is of paucity in the literatures.

Around the same time he applied for a job that would almost certainly have curtailed his burgeoning career as a canoeist, given the extreme paucity of water in the working environment where astronauts ply their trade.

The paucity of water lowered the supply of power from dams that account for a fifth of electric capacity, even as consumers cranked up fans and air-conditioners and farmers ran electric pumps to draw water from wells.

The problem may lie in the soil near these waters, which has a paucity of minerals, such as sodium and calcium, that act like antacid tablets and buffer the acids.

Difficulties of supply lie in the paucity of natural water reservoirs, the swift runoff of the rivers, and the engineering difficulties of constructing large-scale dams in the rugged mountains.

Near-unfettered Internet freedoms aren't always as high a priority in these countries, not because they're evil, but because there are more pressing problems of gun violence, terrorism, or a paucity of food, water, jobs and basic infrastructure.