Sentence examples for more water while from inspiring English sources

One group gets more rights, more land and more water while the other's development is being strangled.

An avid extreme athlete, he grew used to his girlfriend reminding him to drink more water while he was out carving up slopes in the Alps.

In terms of food production, warmer temperatures threaten food production requiring plants to use more water while encouraging more insects to proliferate leading to higher occurrence rates of vector-borne disease (IPCC 2014).

Today the increased world population and therefore the growth demand has forced the researchers to investigate better water canal networks distributing much more water while at least keeping its quality.

On the other hand, biomass with an increased average pore diameter would be expected to absorb more water while displaying a lower ratio of bound to free water.

18 The frequency with which this response was manifest in our doctors could (as suggested by our renal and intensive care physician) be interpreted as a demonstration of the physiological superiority of doctors in intensive care units or merely show (as suggested by the rest of us) that we should try to drink more water while on shift.

You may lose more water perspiring while digging than the still will generate for you in the end, depending on the moisture in the soil, how hard the soil is to dig, and what you're digging it with.

Add enough water to cover all of your chicken, but don't feel the need to over-do it - if your soup is too thick, you can always add more water later, while waiting for a watery soup to reduce is time-consuming.

All the while, more water was being pushed to the surface by the colossal geological processes that gave Earth its internal structure.

We decided to join a gym and go every morning, prepare all of our meals ahead of time, start taking our vitamins again, drink more water, walk more while at work, and start tracking what we eat in a food journal.

Freshwater fish absorb water through their while passing more water through their gills to retrieve ions.