Sentence examples for exploited water from inspiring English sources

The fact that the current expected annual demand on domestic water in Lebanon is around 31%% of the total exploited water would cause around 33 MCM (31 % (times) 106) deficit in the volume of water needed for domestic use (460 MCM), and far more in the coming years if alternatives for domestic water resources were not provided [13].

"Monoculture production systems - for example, palm oil and sugar cane - may benefit local communities with employment and funding but they're often reliant on over-exploited water resources.

Catches by Spanish fishers have been highly variable, ranging from negligible to over 4,000 tons per year, which may reflect shifts of fishing effort into historically less-exploited waters.

Natural aggregate is the world's second most heavily exploited natural resource, after water, and for many uses the right kind is scarce or inaccessible.

The blue shark, for example, is one of the most exploited species in European waters.

It becomes easy for opportunist brokers to further exploit these exploited masses.

"It was the vernacular of the exploiter rather than the exploited," he said.

Of the potential child victims, 28% reported being sexually exploited, and 24% reported criminal exploitation.

Over half the blocks of five other states Gujarat, Haryana, Maharashtra, Rajasthan and Tamil Nadu are judged to be in a critical or semi-critical condition, or are similarly over-exploited.Up comes the poisonOne consequence is that the water now being pumped is often salty and sometimes high in concentrations of naturally occurring poisons like arsenic, fluorides and uranium.

This fundamental thermal range is not fully exploited but forms the basis of the exploited range.

These permeable zones feed some aquifer compartments with deep, highly mineralised carbo-gaseous water, which mixes with "fresher" water and forms the exploited NMW.