Sentence examples for leading water from inspiring English sources

At the heart of this is an integrated and comprehensive water management system which has the potential to transform the city into America's leading water urban settlement.

We'll also hear from Dr Peter Gleick, a leading water expert and president of the Pacific Institute research centre in Oakland, California.

Last December, it bought a controlling stake in Netafim, a leading water irrigation company majority owned by three kibbutzim in Israel.

The rush of foreign investments in African farmland by "ecologically ignorant" pension groups, sovereign wealth funds and speculators will end in economic disaster and possibly even conflict, some of the world's leading water experts have predicted.

The only problem is it has also been criticised by one of the world's leading water charities as being far too expensive, too complex for local maintenance, over-reliant on child labour and based on flawed water demand calculations.

Ram Mungale, the chief executive of Parle Bisleri, India's leading water bottler, has confirmed that the company is looking for an international partner and has talked to Groupe Danone of France and Nestlé of Switzerland.

The same for water beetles, a leading water-beetle man claimed.

The leading water-aware companies may be better attuned to slowly emerging water disasters and best equipped to help reduce the gap between supply and demand.

Christine Jeffs made her feature-film début two years ago, with "Rain"; she is clearly one of the world's leading water-based directors, and nobody can read far into Plath without splashing into her mania for the marine and the submarine — "While a green pool opens its eye, / Sick with what it has swallowed".

"We should brace ourselves against typhoons as if they are an invading enemy," said Chu Wen-sen, one of Taiwan's leading water-management experts.In this section More bricks in the wall around her Incumbent on him Death on the roof His own worst enemy Voting in the empty Tigers' lair Taiwan's disastrous typhoon Let me entertain you The Burmese road to ruin Reprints.

Rising demands for fresh water supplies are leading to water management practices that are altering natural flow systems world-wide.