Sentence examples for heightened water from inspiring English sources

The Marcellus Shale Coalition, a natural-gas industry group, announced Monday that it would create a $100,000 fund to support heightened water testing.

"On one side there's heightened water, but on the other there's nothing but a trickle," Parsons said.

The outcome of heightened water scarcity could be chaos and conflict, particularly in already crisis-prone regions, like the Middle East and Africa, according to many recent studies, including one from the US Department of Defense.

This area is unique in having a heightened water table, produced by the nearby (3 km distant) El Ruafa Dam, on Wadi El Arish.

In "Reflecting Pool," an oil-on-wood panel, the approach is pointillistic, heightening the water's natural fragmentation of color and form.

In Los Angeles and Toledo and across the U.S., historic drought, water-quality threats heightened by warming waters and poorly maintained infrastructure are converging to draw public attention to the value of fresh, clean water to a degree not seen since Congress passed the Clean Water Act in 1972.

The tranquillity of the water heightened the superb effects of this glacial world.

There were poor fire detection systems and a heightened risk of water contamination, which meant that people were put at risk.

The rise of the Afghan drug trade is explained in the film in a similarly counterintuitive way: Afghanistan's poppy plants thrived in the heightened and salty water table created by U.S.-built dams in Helmand Province.

Given that agriculture accounts for roughly 85% of US consumptive water use, growing water demands with relatively fixed water supplies have heightened conflicts over agricultural allocations in water-short years.

"The lack of access to safe drinking water greatly heightens the risk of water born diseases like cholera and diarrhea, which can be deadly killers to the most vulnerable: young children.