Sentence examples for leaving enough water from inspiring English sources

Amid the growing anxieties about severe shortages this summer, one of the utilities, the Passaic Valley Water Commission, has complained to the state that the other is overpumping the Pompton and Ramapo Rivers, in violation of a state permit, and not leaving enough water to flow downstream toward its treatment plant in Totowa.

Because agricultural water use accounts for 96% of the total water use in this region, water-saving activities in agriculture is necessary for maintaining the crop yield and meanwhile leaving enough water for eco-system in the downstream area.

But strong doubts are emerging about whether the vast scope of Turkey's project will leave enough water for its neighbors downstream -- so much so that Syria appears to have put the brakes on its development plan.

One holds that some waves get slowed up in their shoreward progress by outside reefs but leave enough water on the reefs so that the following waves move more quickly and then overtake them on the inside reefs.

The artist, Romy Pocztaruk, joined each double tank at the top but didn't leave enough water for the bachelor and bachelorette fish to do anything but stare across the aisle.

(Did you leave enough water out for the cat? You will be home late).

In an alternate accounting, however, McCarthy is reeling from telling Fox News that the Benghazi Committee was a success because it damaged former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's poll numbers, earning a rebuke from that committee's chairman, Trey Gowdy (R-S.C ., and leaving enough blood in the wateR-S.C .ep Representandve Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah) in the contest for speaker.

Fill a large bowl halfway with ice or ice water, leaving enough room to place another bowl inside it.

We need to accurately quantify the annual water budget, leaving enough for streams and ecosystems to function properly.

If you choose to do this, though, make sure that you are leaving enough room to feed and water your bed.

But because the snow melted earlier in the year than it usually does, once the snow melts there is no more water until the rainy season begins, thus leaving a drought period leaving not enough water for the flowers and greatly reducing their lifespan.