Sentence examples for conservation shortages from inspiring English sources

Beijing sits on a plain without large rivers or high rainfall and as its population surged past 14 million, with little conservation, shortages were perhaps inevitable.

Phylogenetic analysis of the NS5 fragment place them in the North American cluster, although an additional resolution of this cluster was not achieved because of high conservation levels and shortage of parsimony informative sites.

The challenge facing conservation investors is a shortage of deals, not a shortage of money, the report found.

Since capacity can't be added in time to matter, the only way to deal with the physical shortage is conservation.

The DWP is not the only water agency to struggle with revenue shortages tied to conservation.

And second, the public utilities appear more flexible and proactive than their private counterparts in dealing with shortages and water conservation.

In recent weeks, the administration has been sharply criticized for focusing on fossil fuel exploration and power plant construction, more than conservation, as the solutions to energy shortages.

On 18 May, the state's water resources control board will weigh a proposal to allow cities and water agencies to set their own conservation targets based on their projected shortages if the drought continues for three more years.

If the money needed for these hugely expensive proposals were used to fund conservation and reuse projects, the water shortage problem would be fixed.

Two world wars fed innovation by making efficiency and conservation pressing matters, creating food and housing shortages and luring women into the work force.

Among the proposals in a report by the Bureau of Reclamation, parts of which leaked out in advance of its expected release this week, are traditional solutions to water shortages, like decreasing demand through conservation and increasing supply through reuse or desalination projects.