Sentence examples for going downstream from inspiring English sources

Many people believe the water flowing over the dam and then going downstream occurs without impacts.

Together, the metrics provide a good indicator of the wisdom of going downstream and suggest the type of downstream business model that makes the most sense.

"One of the dominant concerns about these pharmaceuticals," he said, "is that the antibiotics are not being treated in the sewage effluent and therefore are going downstream, and someone's pumping it out and drinking it".

For now, the heaviest loads are going downstream: barges filled with 250 tonnes of waste from Wandsworth float to Bexley combined heat and power station to be burned for electricity for London homes.

It is critical about the dam's social and environmental impact, she says, "but otherwise – in terms of dam safety and even in terms of water going downstream – the report is quite positive".

"As an independent anything, you deal with a lot of insecurity; when you make documentaries, it's like going downstream on a river on an ice floe, never on solid ground, just jumping from one project to the next, hoping each time that the chunk of ice you land on is bigger than the last one".

Joan Cullman and Marian, who went downstream, caught nothing.

"They dumped the stuff up here, but water goes downstream".

The three biggest of these have gone downstream into processing.

When you went downstream, the businesses had different customers and different distributors".

"If Mead falls to nine hundred," Mulroy continued, "nothing goes downstream from Hoover Dam".