Sentence examples for equally water from inspiring English sources

Eat less meat and dairy, more vegetables and fruit; make sure every member of my household is equally water conscious; and spread the word about changing our watermark -- not just as a response to dry or drought, not just for a healthy me or a healthy family, not just for the here and now, but for everyone, everywhere, for a healthy planet.

Even where it was possible to identify an organization responsible for management of a specific water point, such water points were equally likely to have fecal contamination as water points for which no management entity could be established, raising questions about the quality of management services provided and emphasizing the critical importance of actually monitoring water quality.

Both I60 and I40 treatments showed an equally high water use efficiency (WUE) (calculated as the total plant dry matter divided by the total amount of water supplied by the irrigation treatments).

A total of 40 equally distributed water vapor profiles have been estimated on an hourly basis.

The spectacular new Aquatic Centre's remarkable 160m long wave-like roof follows in the tradition of Beijing's equally distinctive Water Cube.

In order to continue to sustain the valley's economy, there needed to be systems to regulate flows in the rivers and equally distribute water among the north and south parts of the valley.

Then again, the braised beef olive with parsley stuffing and mini oxtail pudding and the pan-fried salt cod with peppers and chard both sound equally mouth-watering.

Three years ago, for the opening of Tate Modern, one of Long's huge mudworks and a circular stone floor sculpture were housed in the same room as one of Monet's equally vast water-lily paintings in a section called Landscape/Matter/Environment.

In the end, Victoria and New South Wales agreed to ensure a minimum flow to South Australia and to divide the remaining water equally between themselves.

The survival rate is similar for some of the largest industries equally dependent on water to grow food and make goods such as jeans, beverages, electric power, homes, chemicals and even computer chips.

Both metrics correlated equally strongly with water quality indicators.