Sentence examples for fierce waters from inspiring English sources

People who survived lengthy buffeting in the fierce waters often need urgent care; but Banda Aceh's main hospital was flooded, and the other two surviving facilities are overwhelmed.

On Thursday, the body of a sophomore engineering student, William Sinclair, of Chevy Chase, Md., was recovered from the rugged gorge more than 70 feet below the bridge, where the fierce waters of Fall Creek sluice through a narrow corridor.

Adriane Riddle was young, strong and healthy two years ago, a fierce water polo player who attended her freshman year at San Jose State on scholarship.

In the jungle-like, mossy valley, we bathe in the two natural pools and dare each other to swim under the fierce, cascading waters of this dramatic waterfall near the source of the Verdugo river.

The wind is notoriously fierce, the water is rough, and a boat loaded with fish can easily swamp.

The fierce craving for water that frequently follows a spree reflects a physiological disturbance of which alcohol appears to be the direct and only cause.

In California, where a drought emergency was declared last month, 96% of new oil and gas wells were located in areas where there was already fierce competition for water.

But this disputed island chain, known to Japan as the Senkaku islands and to China as the Diaoyus, is casting its strange spell across the whole of the East China Sea.A fierce shootout with water-cannon broke out between Japan's coast guard and Taiwan's on the morning of September 25th.

About 260bn US gallons of the 280bn US gallons of toxic waste water were from Texas, a state that has undergone three years of severe drought and where there is fierce competition for water between the oil industry and farmers and ranchers.

PAGE F2 A WATER SHORTAGE HITS TROUT HARD Some scientists believe that as the Western United States gets warmer and drier, the prized wild trout populations that are already in fierce competition for water with farmers and livestock could be decimated so badly that they may never recover.

There's been a fair amount of hand-wringing since the nation's intelligence community surveyed the world of 2025: America losing dominance; China and India rising; fierce competition for water, food and energy; increased danger that terrorists will get a nuclear weapon.