Sentence examples for both surface and ground from inspiring English sources
The tremendous growth of human population, contamination of both surface and ground waters, uneven distribution of water resources, and frequent drought problems have forced water bodies to search for new sources of water supply for both domestic and commercial use.
Due to their widespread use, they are present in both surface and ground water.
The water resources in the governorate comprise both surface and ground waters.
The samples were analyzed using the prepared polymers, these were collected from various sites which include both surface and ground water (such as springs, tube well, hand pumps, open streams and river Indus).
Premining hydrology and hydraulics for both surface and ground waters within the permit area and 0.8 km adjacent area around the permit are discussed in the baseline study (State of Wyoming 2016; Wyoming State Rules and Regulations 2017).
These dyes are the major cause of both surface and ground water bodies contamination because of their carcinogenicity and toxicity to aquatic life, and they are also easily detected and with undesirable aesthetic aspects [4, 5].
Al-Kharabsheh and Taany (2003), Ambrose et al. (1988) and Maruthi et al. (2011a, b) predicted that without appropriate water quality management or regulations both the surface and ground water quality continue to deteriorate.
It is observed that sea flow (saline water) is moving far inside the country causing in contamination both in surface and ground waters (DMB 2010).
(b) A stream or reach of a stream that is below the local water table for at least some part of the year, and obtains its flow from both surface runoff and ground water discharge.
Different studies have proved that tidal fluctuation has significant impact on both surface water and ground water qualities in coastal areas (Abdullah et al. 1997; Kumar et al. 2012).
Since contaminated wastewater can easily find its way into both surface water and ground water, this problem should be of great concern to anyone who obtains their drinking water from these sources.
