Sentence examples for complicated water from inspiring English sources

There is no simple solution to India's complicated water crisis.

Such a novel design eliminates the complicated water management problem and could potentially enhance the volume power density.

And the river ecology remains complicated — water quality improving but PCBs still lurking on the bottom, which might affect people who eat tainted fish.

Further afield, the region's complicated water politics, where upstream and downstream countries have diametrically opposed needs and aims, threaten to intensify.

Gleick calls the Colorado River "the most complicated water system in the world," and he isn't convinced it will be easy, or practical, to change the laws that govern its usage.

Due to complicated water use issues negotiated by the World Bank for the Indus Basin Treaty between India and Pakistan, any sharing of data between China, India, and Pakistan in pursuance of state-driven international cooperation under the guidance of SFDRR is a lofty dream.

Admittedly, these were, and are, deep and complicated waters.

It will be interesting to see if this artist can take his sensibility into deeper, more complicated waters without getting in over his head.

One of those unexpected political gifts that occasionally appear, in this case, somewhat ironically… QUESTION FROM TOMD: What's your sense: is Dr. Collins the right person to navigate these suddenly complicated waters?

Corporations and foundations lend their support through granting funds for faculty-designed research, providing scholarships and internships for current students, and hiring F&ES graduates to help the organizations navigate the complicated waters of globalization and the environment.

Mr. Smith had something to prove when he stepped into the more complicated waters of mass-consumption pop, and he has made an impressive record; it's so good that he's going to have to learn to live with the disease.