Sentence examples for damaging water from inspiring English sources

"Swallow, you idiot!" I contemplated quickly, and decided for the nasty, damaging water rather than death.

If more cities and towns followed their examples, the need for costly and environmentally damaging water supply projects and desalination infrastructure could be greatly reduced.

Outside the camp, main roads in town were scarred by filled-in trenches dug by the Israelis to block escape, damaging water mains.

The logging industry haa been unable to take large amounts of timber out of the forest without damaging water quality, wildlife, and even the forest's capacity for regeneration.

This article identifies incentives that motivate land users to participate in the management of private and communal lands in the Ethiopian highlands of the Upper Blue Nile Basin, where on-farm and off-farm impacts of soil erosion are threatening the livelihoods of millions of farmers and damaging water infrastructure across the Blue Nile River System.

Israel's Civil Administration in the West Bank said water levels are low in part because some Palestinians are stealing from the network and damaging water pipelines.

According to the World Bank, the failure to develop wastewater systems in the West Bank and Gaza Strip is the more damaging because water supply quantities and, hence, wastewater quantities have gone up.

Using (and re-using) an Ohyo avoids the need to buy environmentally-damaging bottled water.

Damaging flood waters spread across roads in Santiago de Cuba, where 37 homes were affected by mud.

Their precise function is still unknown, but it has been suggested that they are involved in protecting cellular or molecular structures from the damaging effects of water loss by sequestration of ions, replacement of hydrogen bonding function of water or renaturation of unfolded proteins [ 11, 15].

Clearly, it's environmentally damaging – but proper water supply could solve the problem and prevent Marta's eviction.