Sentence examples for experience water from inspiring English sources

And with a hotter climate we'll probably experience water shortages.

More than half of the world's cities already experience water shortages on a recurring basis.

"So we decided to make it every day, so everyone can experience water splashing".

A survey of the Sierra Nevada last week found only half the usual level of snowpack for this time of year, meaning that California, too, is likely to experience water problems this summer.

According to the Gates Foundation's estimates, at least two billion people lack access to proper sanitation; a 2012 intelligence community report to the State Department warned that, within the next decade, "many countries important to the United States will experience water problems — shortages, poor water quality, or floods — that will risk instability and state failure".

Two-thirds of ideas come from public servants themselves, who may not suggest abolishing their own jobs, but do come forward with good practical savings drawn from experience: water cooler and paper savings, IT procurement, modifications to telephone exchanges, making people pay for frivolous freedom of information requests to deter time wasted on costing the flying of flags.

We carry what matters inside and experience waters that seed until the soul sprouts through our cracks into the world.

This protein is produced by plants that experience water-stress.

Huge tracts of the planet are already experiencing water stress.

This urban crisis is being replicated across the world, with one in four of the biggest cities experiencing water stress.

Mrs. Breen said that since 1985, an estimated 150,000 women worldwide have experienced water births, with few reported complications.