Sentence examples for needs of water from inspiring English sources

Shepherds today still move their flocks according to the seasonal needs of water.

Yet we are also joined by a bipartisan coalition of senators, Florida's Congressional delegation, the Clinton administration and Florida's governor, Jeb Bush -- all committed to restoration in a manner that respects the needs of water users in Florida.

Desalination matching with renewable energy sources (RES) offers a promising future prospect for covering the fundamental needs of water and power supply in remote regions, where the connection to the public electrical grid is not economical affordable or is not feasible.

For additional needs of water or in case of irregular frequency of supply, consumers call upon informal water suppliers.

This work can be considered as a part of a research project which carried out by Desert Research Center to provide the needs of water for the people in the northwestern coast of Egypt.

Therefore, when a patient already receives daily needs of water, glucose and electrolytes via other means (enteral or parenteral nutrition, medication solutions, etc)., specific intravenous maintenance fluids should be stopped.

8/30/2018 - Berkeley engineers have created a new way to remove contaminants from storm water using mineral-coated sand, potentially addressing the needs of water-stressed communities that are searching for ways to tap the abundant and yet underused source of fresh drinking water.

Practical engineering applications indicate that this discrimination method and its corresponding computer program on water-resistant key strata are accurate and reliable and can satisfy the actual design needs of water-preservation mining and thus have instructional importance for water-preservation mining in mining areas lacking water.

I awoke last night at 3am, in dire need of water.

The United Nations says that 1.8m are in urgent need of water, food and shelter.

When they find themselves wandering and in need of water, they lose confidence in Meek (Bruce Greenwood), their hired guide.