Sentence examples for large scale water from inspiring English sources

Mexico faces large scale water shortages associated with its booming developing economy, and as a small island state, Mauritius is especially vulnerable to climate change and the many water issues that come with a warming world and rising sea levels.

1.16pm: Waterwise, a not-for-profit "focused on decreasing water consumption in the UK and building the evidence base for large scale water efficiency", has issued this press release (pdf): The way to beat this drought is to help people and businesses, all over the country, at home and at work, use water more efficiently.

If properly utilized, it can be a truly useful technology for large scale water treatment.

Dee et al. (1973) proposed a system for evaluating the environmental impact of large scale water resources projects.

The development and commercial introduction of the AquaMaster® range of electromagnetic flowmeters offers much potential benefit for large scale water flow management.

Some of this research has focused on ultrasonic techniques, which currently appears to present a convenient but as yet unproven method for large scale water remediation.

Furthermore, ground water table is relatively high in many areas of the Overlap Regions, which result in large scale water-logged agricultural areas after mining.

The decline of large-scale water transport began with the construction of railways during the mid-19th century.

In 1955 the Museum of Modern Art became the first public institution in the United States to acquire one of Monet's large-scale water lily paintings.

Hydropower, for example, causes large-scale water losses, mainly due to evaporation from the increased water surface area behind the dam.

Emperors sought to legitimize their rule with large-scale water projects like the Grand Canal or the irrigation system in Dujiangyan.