Sentence examples similar to aspired water from inspiring English sources
Generally, the waste-load allocation problems are to determine the allowed discharge levels or required removal levels from a number of point pollution sources in a basin to achieve satisfactory (or aspired) water-quality responses in the receiving water body.
Scientists recently concluded that "recent efforts in the GBR catchments to reduce land-based pollution are unlikely to be sufficient to protect the GBR ecosystems from declining water quality within the aspired time frames".
In turn, residential satisfaction is significantly influenced by the gap between aspired and actual housing and environmental attributes, proportional to aspiration level.
He has, his whole life, aspired to glory, without giving off too great a reek of aspiration.
Art has often aspired to universal values.
As Peril writes, "not everyone aspired to be an executive".
Houphouët-Boigny was never rich nor aspired to be.
Yet in recent years graduates have rarely aspired to such a grubby job as teaching.
Achievement is aspired to from the moment of birth, if not before".
Frederick William IV (reigned 1840 61), a romantic, aspired to revive in Prussia his imaginary conception of the Middle Ages.
On Wednesday "A Quiet Place," the "real moving" opera that Bernstein had aspired to, will open at the New York City Opera.
