Sentence examples for downstream have been from inspiring English sources

The fields and water supplies of peasant farmers who live downstream have been contaminated.

Properties further downstream have been inundated by flood water and reports are coming in of entire herds being washed away.

Instantaneous velocity and temperature field near the plume as well as in the downstream have been measured in a vertical plane through the central axis.

There have been no issues with the spillways at the Shasta Dam, though officials downstream have been talking about contingencies in the unlikely event that significantly more water needs to be released from it.

Regions located outside the clusters (within 10 kb upstream and downstream) have been associated with the closest Hox gene.

Across the street from the officers' quarters, down the steep shady bank, the river, even this far downstream, has been clocked at nine miles per hour.

Mutation analysis of the Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor (EGFR) downstream has been a main part of colorectal carcinoma evaluation.

None of them, say the countries downstream, has been fully assessed for its social or ecological impacts outside China, which hopes to generate the equivalent in clean electricity of 15 major power stations from the first three dams.

The Degema-Abonnema port (boats now anchor near the palm oil plant at Abonnema downstream) has been eclipsed by the success of Port Harcourt, 17 miles (27 km) east; but vessels of 16-foot (5-metre) draft still navigate the 42 miles (68 km) to the port from Bonny via the Boler Creek, the New Calabar River, and Kra-kra Creek. Kra-kra Creek

Atmospheric temperatures in the Upper Rio Grande — from the river's headwaters in Colorado to Paso del Norte, Texas some 350 miles downstream — has been steadily increasing since 1970 — a trend that the US Bureau of Reclamation expects to continue.

"As you get downstream, there have been no releases like 3m gallons rushing downstream.