Sentence examples for difficult water from inspiring English sources

All of these places are very severe hotspots which require very difficult water reform.

The problem is extremely difficult, water being a medium quite different from air, and much work will be needed to overcome the obstacles.

Another technique is to depressurize ahead by drain holes (or small drainage drifts on each side), an extreme example being the 1968 Japanese handling of extraordinarily difficult water and rock conditions on the Rokko Railroad Tunnel, using approximately three-quarters of a mile of drainage drifts and five miles of drain holes in a one-quarter-mile length of the main tunnel.

This paper introduces a novel multi-objective optimization method to improve the efficiency of a typically difficult water resource problem: water distribution network (WDN) design.

Now this means that we are treading in difficult water, because it really means that we are saying that something is wrong with capitalism.

In 1926, Stackpole delivered the William A. Coleman Fountain to the city of Sacramento, a Moderne work (centrally located in what is now known as Cesar Chavez Park) which celebrated the city's completion of a difficult water filtration project.

"We are stepping into very difficult waters.

This immediately put the Swiss-EU relationship into difficult waters.

"These are difficult waters that those who are against us swim in," the general said.

"I tread through very difficult waters when I compose," he said after class this week.

Just as importantly, Kolomoyskyi has proved himself adept at negotiating the difficult waters of Ukrainian football politics.