Sentence examples for growing reservoir from inspiring English sources

Europe now has a growing reservoir of jihadis.

People who knew him say that he was extraordinarily charismatic that girls flocked around him but they also noted a growing reservoir of anger.

Moreover, pernicious infections have entered the population since Soviet times, making the country a growing reservoir of people recently infected with tuberculosis, H.I.V. and hepatitis C.

The rest of the private sector, meanwhile, complains at being unable to draw on a large and growing reservoir of investment capital.

On the basis of the steadily growing reservoir of scientific data, it subsequently became clear that overreliance on these assumptions had indeed led to several demonstrably mistaken disattributions.

The resulting competition for lower-level work has depressed wage growth, leading to stagnant pay for typical workers.Technology has created a growing reservoir of less-skilled labour while simultaneously expanding the range of tasks that can be automated.

Strong corporate earnings, growing reservoirs of corporate cash and rising international demand for technology-based goods and services are struggling to overcome rising concerns through the business community over federal regulations and intrusion into the private sector.

The growing community reservoir of MDR microorganisms also results in a rise of MDR microorganisms in the ICU, especially for species, such as methicillin-resistant S. aureus and vancomycin-resistant enterococci [16].

With regard to ESBL-producers the growing community reservoir makes it unlikely that we will be able to control the spread by conventional measures targeted at nosocomial infection control.

The growing community reservoir of MDR microorganisms also results in a rise of MDR microorganisms in the ICU, especially for species, such as methicillin-resistant S. aureus and vancomycin-resistant enterococci [ 16].

One factor may have been the use of surface water, which can take on a grassy or fishy taste in summer from algae growing in reservoirs, she said.