Sentence examples for problems of water from inspiring English sources

Similarly crops grow too fast, then wilt.Second, climate change increases problems of water management.

Hence Coca-Cola's survival compels it to be deeply concerned with problems of water scarcity, energy, climate change and agriculture.

But preservationists argue that removing ornamentation can be a superficial fix that may not address underlying problems of water seeping into the facade and may even worsen them.

In a four-degree world, however, the problems of water shortages will be primarily caused by climate change – a double whammy for the most populated countries.

With the expansion of domestic and commercial needs in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, increasing attention focused on problems of water quality and supply.

Ever since chemists began to manufacture substances that nature never invented, the problems of water purification have grown more complex and the danger to users of water has increased.

It has also rectified problems, of water-logging and salination, caused by canals.

By providing clean water into every home and pumping sewage out, the Victorians dealt with the problems of water-borne diseases, but the homes they built are energy inefficient and entirely unsuited as refuges in the event of extreme heat.

Partly because of the problem of water.

"They are discussing the problem of water for the next generation," Mr. Amro said.

Sounds like a neat way to address the problem of water shortages, doesn't it?