Sentence examples for hidden water from inspiring English sources

Let's take one important, yet little known, aspect of increasing water use: "hidden water".

Food, clothing, electrical goods, energy – everything we consume has a hidden water footprint.

Now, as drilling for water has taken off across the globe, the hidden water reservoirs are being stressed.

In 1836 it became a city and was renamed Niterói (or Nictheroy, from an Indian term meaning "hidden water").

Also Sunday at 3 p.m., "Waterworks: A Photographic Journey Through New York's Hidden Water System," with works by Stanley Greenberg.

Hidden water is water used to produce things we consume but typically do not think of as containing water.

If the cracks seen in Europa's surface are much thinner parts of the crust, it may be possible for a submarine probe to melt its way down through the ice and travel the hidden waters of the subsurface ocean.

And when his imagination runs away with him, which is often, Sullivan looks at the rat and sees himself, a patient, stealthy creature drawn to dark corners, "swamps and dumps and dumps that were and still are swamps and dark city basements that are close to the great hidden waters of the earth, waters that often smell or stink".

The plan to drill through the Antarctic ice-sheet to sample the hidden waters of Lake Ellsworth in December involves BAS and NOC and other bodies and is led by a professor from Bristol University.

Ahead of us, half hidden in water hyacinths, was an impressive floating log, with a solid diameter of about two feet.

Hird highlighted the enormous "hidden" energy, water and land costs of producing food – particularly meat and dairy products – and said there should be a national drive to slash food waste to zero.