Sentence examples for lead to water from inspiring English sources

NISSAN A missing sill cover plate could lead to water problems in Nissan Versas.

During the drier summer months, inadequate rain can lead to water rationing.

Covering the exposed wall with ribbons of stucco can lead to water absorption and be just a temporary fix.

This can lead to water intoxication and sodium levels that are dangerously low, which is referred to as hyponatraemia.

They both say that fracking, which involves injecting millions of gallons of water, sand and treated chemicals deep into the gas bed, could lead to water pollution and fish kills.

Their disappearance, scientists now say, is nearly unavoidable and could lead to water shortages in places like Bolivia and Peru that depend on glaciers and the rain and snow that fall on the mountains for water for drinking, irrigating fields and generating electricity.

It might be useful to define emulsion polymerization in a general way as polymerization or copolymerization in aqueous systems of any combinations of monomers, which lead to water-insoluble polymers or copolymers in the form of individual polymer particles with a size distribution of diameters in a range typically lower than 1 μm.

The drought has led to water restrictions and increased prices for water around the state.

Years of borrowing and poor planning has led to water rationing and intermittent electricity.

But industrialization led to water pollution, prompting regulation and, eventually, investment in technology.

The dry spell had led to water shortages and caused sporadic power failures in Manila, the capital.