Sentence examples for battle water from inspiring English sources

Gone will be the massive projects once erected to battle water shortages.

If local activists lose this battle, water will soon cover the centuries-old church, inundate the natural hot springs, wipe out the cattle grazing in valley pastures, and force out migrants who finally made enough in Los Angeles to come back to the town they love.

But in the current battle, Waters, Warren and their allies have neither asked for a ransom to fund the government nor said they were willing to trigger a government shutdown.

Recently they have been battling water rats in their basement.

What other group regularly battles water that threatens to swallow up subterranean New York?

In recent days, the Netherlands' peerless expertise and centuries of experience in battling water have been widely hailed in the United States as offering lessons for how New York and other cities might better protect people and property from flooding.

Bangladesh is already battling water shortages due to climate change.

The Oxnard region, known for growing many of the strawberries we buy in stores, is not only battling water shortages, but also salinity issues stemming from depleted water sources, saltwater intrusion, urban and agricultural use, and treated water discharged into waterways.

For us, we have aerial battles, water, islands — up in the air there's no tranquillity to be found".

For us, we have aerial battles, water, islands — up in the air there's no tranquillity to be found". Still, it's been nearly 70 years since WWII ended, and it's hard not to wonder whether as the Greatest Generation begins to pass into history if movies about that era will also pass into the mists of time.

14 Battle Over Water Use A battle is taking place over drawing water from the Guadalupe River in Texas.