Sentence examples for keep their water from inspiring English sources
In the summer of 2012, the Colorado Water Trust (CWT) implemented a program to help farmers keep their water rights during drought years while at the same time keeping water in the stream.
While there was no electricity to power their tank filter, naturally growing bacteria may have helped keep their water clean enough to sustain life.
Strict health and safety regulations mean UK producers are obliged to keep their water sources "completely unpolluted" or risk lose their operating licence.
The moons would have to be as massive as Mars, however, in order to keep their water from escaping into empty space.
I've had clients who were getting diuretics from their doctors to keep their water weight down, which is dangerous because they can cause your blood pressure and potassium levels to drop, which can lead to a heart attack".
I did put heat lamps into their new house, just because it was so hard to keep their water from freezing, and I figured it would be nice and cozy for them, but they are fine if they're in a well-insulated, unheated coop, too.
A zirconium oxide (ZrO2) thin film was prepared using oxygen radio frequency (RF) inductively coupled plasma (ICP) sputtering of the zirconium target with a negative bias in order to protect china and porcelain from metallic contamination and/or to keep their water-repellent nature.
They kept their water supply and their waste management far apart, and rarely had epidemics of typhoid or cholera.
What will the mid-west do for water then?The entire western water business is bedevilled not just by "water buffaloes", anxious to keep their subsidised water, but by lawyers.
Storage of drinking water in homes This survey showed that 1,046 families out of 2,910 keep their drinking water in either buckets or water pots that have lids to stop dirt from falling in them.
Isohydric genotypes, like Grenache, keep their leaf water potentials above that of soil water potentials by closing their stomata quickly in response to water deficit, consequently decreasing photosynthesis as well as transpiration.
