Sentence examples for countries surface from inspiring English sources

In many countries surface reservoirs serve as the main source of drinking water, and these surface water bodies are often vulnerable to pathogen contamination (Kistemann et al. [2002]).

Musical styles from different South American countries surface on the album.

In India and some other countries, surface waters from rivers, lakes, and ponds are processed by alum treatment, filtration, and chlorination to be used as drinking water (Clever et al. 2000; Shrivastava et al. 2004).

The deep-seated ambivalence of many countries surfaced when an effort to have a special one-day session to examine the question of terrorism and human rights died for lack of support.

With reports of potential American military activity in various countries surfacing almost daily, Mr. Byrd said, "we seem to be good at developing entrance strategies, not so good at developing exit strategies".

First reports of WannaCry in Britain, one of the harder-hit countries, surfaced Friday about 9 a.m.

The debate over the application of research ethics in developing countries surfaced with the early prevention of MTCT of HIV trials.

When analysing the total sample by country, significant differences between the countries surfaced, especially in EQ-5D dimensions usual activities, anxiety/depression, and pain/discomfort, with the proportion of respondents in Italy reporting problems in at least one of the EQ-5D dimension being 1.23 times higher than in the Netherlands.

Culinary traces from each country surface in her well-edited selection of small plates.

Crolla confirms that 1kW per damper is "about right" for a heavy truck on a cross-country surface although, for cars on smooth surfaces, it's 100W or less.

The wind map of Figure 2, established by the Centre of Renewable Energies Development CDERR) and the Ministry of Energy and Mines (MEM), shows that 50% of the country surface presents a considerable average speed of the wind.