Sentence examples for even though water from inspiring English sources

When they mix they form a compound that, even though water based, does not dissolve.

Low confidence in meteorologists' predictions had sent thousands running in 1937 even though water never reached their doorsteps, while many others waited until it was too late to get out.

With the IFC also reporting that nearly 40% of all its complaints in 2013 were about water, even though water projects are a small fraction of what it funds, the organisation has been put on the back foot.

The operations of one business customer, the Trenton Water Works, were disrupted and the Department of Environmental Protection asked Water Works customers to conserve water, even though water remained available throughout the day.

The Environment Agency said at least 8,600 homes had been protected over the weekend and even though water had come over the top of some flood defences, they had provided vital extra time for emergency services to evacuate homes.

Even though water was trucked in at the last moment to keep the town nominally open, tourists stayed away, weddings were canceled, and the Wickaninnish Inn shut down completely for six nights.

Wet your hands with moderately warm water, even though cold water will work.

There are latrines, water and food – even though the water is not always sufficient and the latrines are often overflowing and unusable.

In this calculation, all water use is considered consumptive use, even though some water may return to aquifers through infiltration during over-irrigation, especially considering Afghani farmers may still be using traditional irrigation methods (FHCRAA 2002).

Unaeze isn't worried that people will think there are actual drugs in the bottles, even though Molly water is the name for what EDM fans call water with Ecstasy dissolved in it. .

My friends in several Central Sulawesi communities have told me over Facebook that even though bottled water is scarce, they're afraid to boil river water still cloudy with debris from the earthquake.