Sentence examples for may raise water from inspiring English sources
Climate change may raise water levels, further contaminating drinking sources in Dhaka and Kolkata.
The new policies, which are still being drawn up, will probably force some local water systems to use more effective cleaning technologies, but may raise water rates.
Although dykes (called levees in America) protect these estates and central Bangkok, they may raise water levels, and thus the risk of flooding, elsewhere.Wildfires, which destroyed thousands of homes in Texas in 2011 and in Australia in 2009, were more destructive than hitherto because, as populations have grown, new housing has been built in wooded areas.
The tidal range in the fjord varies up to 0.6 m, and winds from the west and northeast may raise the water level by up to 1.8 m and winds from the east and southwest may lower it by up to 1.5 m.
Animal studies and a single human epidemiological study have suggested that chlorine in drinking water may raise the level of blood cholesterol.
Consumption of water with high TH may raise the risk of calcification of arteries, urinary concretions, diseases of kidney or bladder or stomach disorder.
The application of harvested water in the irrigation replaces the use of stream water with excessive anthropogenic nutrients that may raise nitrosamines in the food and accumulation in the food chain, with severe consequences to human health (cancer).
In particular, the chemical weathering of carbonate bedrock may raise the Mg/Ca ratios of the lacustrine waters to achieve the high Mg/Ca ratios required for dolomite precipitation.
Wet-cleaning may raise the wood grain and leave a rough surface and water stains.
This two-hatted leadership may raise doubts about who is really in charge.In this section Presidential troubles, again Praying for water Last rites Et tu, CSU?
To date there is no evidence that water in the intrafibrillar compartments of adhesive joints is completely replaced by resin, and this assertion may raise some scepticism.
