"drinking needs" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence like this: "We need to ensure that the homeless population in our city has adequate access to their drinking needs."
That is barely enough to meet drinking needs in the sweltering heat, leaving nothing for sanitation, and disease has already set in.
In this paper, a humidification dehumidification (HD) water desalination system with several technologies for irrigation and drinking needs in remote arid areas is introduced from technical and economic point of views.
Bongo district in the Upper East Region of Ghana is noted for the high concentration of fluoride in its underground water bodies of which the people depend so much on to meet their drinking needs.
No aid or food deliveries are allowed across the border and irregular water supplies barely cover drinking needs in temperatures reaching 50C (122F) over the summer, with nothing left for sanitation.
That is barely enough to meet drinking needs in the sweltering heat, leaving nothing for sanitation, and disease has already set in. "There is almost certainly a hepatitis outbreak at the berm," Thurtle said.
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Drinking, needing to drink — that was just some sort of distraction, like everything else, from the thing that was waiting, no matter what, all the time.
§At baseline, participant self reported ever feeling at least one of: need to cut back on drinking, annoyed at anyone who suggested to cut back on drinking, need for "eye-opener" or early morning drink, and guilty about drinking.
**At baseline, self reported ever feeling at least one of: need to cut back on drinking, annoyed at anyone who suggested to cut back on drinking, need for an "eye opener" or early morning drink, and guilty about drinking.
Drinking, needing to drink that was just some sort of distraction, like everything else, from the thing that was waiting, no matter what, all the time.
Limits for sensible drinking need to be revisited with more epidemiologic data using robust analytic methods.
