Sentence examples for problematic water from inspiring English sources
This is all the the more necessary in an era with strong calls for institutional reform, to address the challenges of an increasingly problematic water future.
The executive director of swimming's world governing body FINA told Reuters that the problem may have come from a faulty filter or problematic water quality.
Other activists see the bottles as more problematic than the water.
The Los Angeles region is problematic because storm water systems are separate from sewage systems.
(This is despite village life becoming less problematic with fresh water, education and electricity).
The wicks and EO pumps act in concert to remove problematic excess liquid water from the fuel cell.
Several methods were evaluated for breaking emulsions in problematic environmental surface water samples extracted by LLE using methylene chloride.
DOC concentrations ranging between 4 and 21 mg L− 1 are substantially lower than measurements in deep peat, but remain problematic for the water treatment process.
Cryptosporidium is a waterborne protozoan parasite, which is problematic for the water industry due to widespread environmental presence, low infectious dose and resistance to chlorine disinfection.
A report on the effect of shelling in Syria says the ravaged country will also be facing "problematic soil and water contaminant" in the long-term, after the bombing ends.
While the threat of pollution from the Islamic State's small scale oil productions — and their frequent destruction — is smaller relative to the oil fires set in Iraq during the first Gulf War, PAX reported that Syria's heavy crude oil is higher in potentially noxious substances, making it "a particularly problematic soil and water contaminant".
