Sentence examples for because the water level from inspiring English sources
She said it wouldn't have mattered, because "the water level was so high it just came over the beach".
In an unusually rapid response, the North said it had to release the water quickly between late Saturday and early Sunday because the water level in the dam had reached a dangerously high level, the ministry said.
Few British boats made it out of the canal and across the river on schedule, either because the water level fell unexpectedly or because the British had failed to reckon on the reluctance of Louisiana mud to stay where it is put.
"We were informed that the Qingchuan government is requesting urgent evacuation because the water level of the dammed lake has reached 70 meters," or 230 feet, said a worker at the control center of the Guangyuan Petrol Company who gave his name as Mr. Wang.
(Our proposed hydrological model can also reproduce the peak-time delay of the observed gravity, as shown in Fig. 9(c), because the water level data is employed in one of the boundary conditions).
In the intermediate-frequency band, because the water level and the Earth tide have consistent wave components, the coherence functions between them are close to 1 at diurnal and semi-diurnal frequencies.
Because the water levels rose so quickly, the city was unable to erect the wooden platforms it uses to help pedestrians traverse high waters.
"Even with all the water they let in, it didn't do much because the water levels were so low," said David E. Hallac, chief of the biological resources branch.
A three-day period of heavy rain at the end of May saw tens of thousands of people evacuated across France, and the capital's normally busy river closed to traffic because the water levels were so high under bridges.
If you had come three days ago, you would have struggled because the water levels were waist high, but I was still going to school," she adds.
Accelerated climate- and anthropogenic-induced changes in the hydrological cycle raise societal concern because changes in the water level, streamflow, snow, ice, and frozen ground have pronounced effects on local and regional economies and the well-being of the Northern Eurasian residents.
