Sentence examples for dependable water from inspiring English sources

An extensive flood-control project, which provided a dependable water supply, allowed heavy industries to develop.

Valid and dependable water demand prediction is a major element of the effective and sustainable expansion of municipal water infrastructures.

Dependable water supplies mean the difference between dead fields and a full harvest throughout the arid West, and the Flathead is no exception.

The ability or reverse osmosis (RO) to produce a continuous and dependable water product has seen its use within the water treatment industry grow.

Proponents of the dam have maintained that these harmful effects are worth the security of dependable water and power supplies, and, indeed, Egypt would have suffered a severe water shortage in 1984 88 without the dam.

Then it attacked the pockets of poverty that existed in far-flung villages, where an estimated one million of Tunisia's 10 million people were living without electricity or dependable water.

A dependable and safe water supply in or near the home allows more time for pursuits such as education, income generation, child care and leisure women and girls often benefiting the most (Blum et al. 1990).

Furthermore, groundwater supplies are not seriously affected by short droughts and are available in many areas that do not have dependable surface water supplies.

Scientists in areas that lack basic provisions — including dependable electricity, water supplies and funding — do research that has a high societal impact.

For us that is coral reefs in remote regions like the Lau Group in Fiji — in most of these regions there are no beds, no electricity, no dependable drinking water.

If you were a child growing up in China in the late nineteen-eighties, you learned fairly early the universe of things that were less than dependable: hot water, the bus schedule, and, most irritatingly if you were an introverted second grader the capricious offerings of the itinerant book cart.