Sentence examples for extracting water from from inspiring English sources

Lunar colonists would have a hard time extracting water from the moon's soil, a new study suggests.

Extracting water from urine and sweat through an efficient recycling system – pioneered on the International Space Station (ISS) – will certainly help, but will not be enough to sustain a community, so tapping into a local water source will be essential.

The annual cost of extracting water from wells for a similar quantity of animals over an equivalent time period to that recorded at the wetlands in 1999/2000 and 2000/2001 is presented in Table 13.

The possibility of extracting water from air is an activity that has been studied recently, especially with the purpose of producing it for emergencies or exceptional events, when drinking water is not temporarily available.

Some increases in water use may be offset by extracting water from the storage reservoir and treating it for beneficial use.

Bottlers do not need to specify their source, and those extracting water from groundwater reserves can, by law, avoid treating it altogether.

Fifteen to twenty million wells extract water from the basin every year amid growing concerns about depletion.

For example, are farmers who extract water from rivers more entitled to consume water than, say, someone who wants to water their garden?

But the Spanish conquerors set about draining the lakes, and a century ago, the city began to extract water from wells drilled to the water table below.

Trout and salmon aren't part of Intel's business plan, and it doesn't extract water from the river for its operations.

Her 2006 class project was to figure out an inexpensive way for farmers in Burma to extract water from the ground for irrigation.