Sentence examples for imminent water from inspiring English sources

We have had a couple of rain breaks and there is the sniff of more imminent water in the air.

The first is that there is no imminent water crisis arising from ever-growing consumption that could lead to terrible shortages or even wars.

If El Salvador overcomes the odds and becomes the first country in the world to ban metal mining, it could serve as a model for a world grappling with the threat of an imminent water crisis.

If he had chanced to turn to the Columbia Broadcasting System, he could have spent an hour learning about the imminent world water shortage, or about the state of our civil defense.

And, despite its obscurity, the fighting in Yemen is not only a humanitarian disaster – though the imminent loss of water supplies in many parts of the country assuredly makes it precisely that.

The Kearsarge arrived as aid workers warned of an imminent risk of water-borne disease from the Nov. 15 cyclone and, eventually, a worsening of childhood malnutrition, which already hovers around 48percentt, according to Unicef.

In the spring of 1794, with the French convoy's arrival in European waters imminent, Howe had dispersed his fleet in three groups.

Everyone knows that a trembling glass of water signifies imminent dino devastation.

Environmental groups accused New York City of dragging its feet, and a 2007 report by the state comptroller criticized city officials for failing to "adequately monitor the extent and nature of the leaks" and to establish "an adequate plan to protect the public in the event of a sudden or imminent substantial loss of water".

In an audit issued in 2007, the state comptroller accused city officials of foot-dragging, saying they "did not adequately monitor the extent and nature of the leaks" and had "not established an adequate plan to protect the public in the event of a sudden or imminent substantial loss of water from the Delaware Aqueduct system".

Despite the relative gains in poverty reduction over the last decade, the imminent collapse of the water supply system of the richest region in Brazil shows that basic development structures have yet to be addressed and fundamental human rights have yet to be secured in this country.