Sentence examples for difficult to water from inspiring English sources

If you find it difficult to water the roots using your hose, look into a special watering system that waters plants close to the ground.

Water access and safety should never be taken for granted, but it's difficult to comprehend water's true value until clean water suddenly no longer flows from the tap.

Turbid water is often microbiologically contaminated because it is difficult to disinfect water properly (DWAF 1998).

Local officials say the region's cheap, plentiful water, its economic reliance on golf and residents' expectations of lush life on the green make it difficult to change water use habits.

They came and tried, but in the country it's difficult to get water, especially there".

It is much more difficult to get water now than before the war, he said.

However, it is difficult to eliminate water hammer.

Without them, it's more difficult to prove water damage and customers would end up with free replacements.

The morphological dynamics of braided rivers often makes it difficult to retrieve water level accurately.

Practically, it is difficult to assess water quality based on each parameter/variable.

Given the area's topography, it is difficult to transfer water from this resource by tankers.