Sentence examples for ponds would be from inspiring English sources

A 627-page scientific assessment issued by the EPA last year concluded that up to 94 miles "of salmon-supporting streams" and up to 5,350 acres of wetlands and ponds would be displaced by the mine.

He said government studies estimated that in fewer than 40 years, half of that region's nearly 3,000 lakes and ponds would be too acidic to sustain the fish and plants that now live in them if the acid rain problem continued unabated.

Considering that many oxidation ponds would be used for smaller communities, the total costs, including capital and operation and maintenance, can range between $316,400 for 20 homes and $4.7 million for 200 homes (WEF 2010) or approximately $2600 $7600 per home (USEPA 2002).

This process is known as "blowdown", and it was assumed that onsite evaporation ponds would be used for blowdown disposal.

Thus, our results indicate that the best strategy for controlling its infections in cultivation ponds would be to focus on identification of the reservoir species and on eliminating them from the shrimp cultivation system.

This might be residential water, industrial water, runoff water, livestock, wildlife, husbandry activities, etc., and fast and accurate identification on the hosts or sources of the contamination of the ponds would be more relevant and helpful for farmers to take the appropriate measurements to minimize the risk of Salmonella contamination associated with irrigation water.

For example, a drought that might devastate protozoans in a temporary pond would be inconsequential to an elephant.

To ignore the child in the pond would be despicable, most people would agree; to ignore an envelope from a charity would not be.

Around 12 years ago, when I lived in Winchester, the garden pond would be home to dozens of mating frogs each February – a huge squirming, writhing tangle of them.

This 'luxury uptake pond' would be designed to expose the microalgae to a high phosphate concentration and high light intensity for a short period of time in order to achieve optimal polyphosphate accumulation.

Imagine how tedious and stale his reflections on the supposed bottomlessness of Walden pond would be if he had framed them explicitly in the terms of intellectual debates revolving around skepticism and realism, phenomena and noumena, and their like.