Sentence examples for enough potable water from inspiring English sources

During dry months, local groundwater can be depleted, and many localities struggle to consistently provide enough potable water to meet demand.

Indeed, for Sub-Saharan Africa the important things on the radar screen to keep in mind are: -- That a good percentage of the world's water resources are on the African continent, thus having enough potable water for the both current and future generations is vital; -- That most of the arable and agricultural land today is in the developing world, (both arable and cultivated land).

Almost everything else should come second when compared with providing enough potable water for yourself.

Our 2014 study estimated that by 2020 purified wastewater could yield more than 1 billion gallons a day of potable water, enough to meet the needs of more than 8 million Californians.

The town released a statement saying it had enough storage capacity for 48 hours of potable water, and could extend that to a week by using a "secondary retention pond".

Potable water tanks have a capacity of 3830000 L, enough for more than three days of supply.

Having too much water may be an inconvenience, but not having enough can have more serious consequences, especially if there is no potable water available where you are walking.

In theory the treated water should be clean enough to drink, but Sutton says the level of monitoring to guarantee potable water is beyond the scope of the project at this stage.

There were no services, no potable water.

Charge your phones, prepare potable water.

They had to dig for potable water.