Sentence examples for prospect of water from inspiring English sources

By the late 1990s, with the prospect of water wars, climate change and pollution all growing, and the global NGO movement in full cry at nature's losses, governments responded with a slew of conventions and treaties to protect the natural world.

For all commend areas in the case study, different scenarios are considered based on the prospect of water shortage that may be occurred in the future.

Essentially, Napier grass would most likely out-compete Mulato II, in terms of growth, under those prospects of water availability.

Whatever the water's source, the prospect of liquid water, even seasonally, raises the intriguing prospect that Mars, which is presumed to be a cold and dead planet, could support life today.

Mr. Yost's neighbors have met the prospect of dwindling water in starkly different ways.

The prospect of lunar water was first raised in the mid-1990's, when satellite data gave hints that significant amounts of ice might exist in craters at the poles.

Indeed, the prospect of a water war has become a regular feature of Egyptian newscasts and front pages in recent weeks, ever since Ethiopia announced that it was diverting the river's course immediately after a meeting between Ethiopian prime minister Hailemariam Desalegn and Morsi in late May.

Muneer et al. [46] also examined the prospect of solar water heating system on Turkish textile industry and estimated a payback period of ~5 years.

Although the news followed a Web-fueled media torrent that spoke of towering geysers and gurgling springs, even the prospect of liquid water merely oozing to the martian surface is not trivial.

But lakeside residents are unconvinced, and the prospect of a water-hungry coal plant has angered environmentalists as well as farmers and others in the Colorado River basin.

Ed Miliband raised the prospect of dramatically watering down the power union barons wield over Labour as he outlined plans yesterday to overhaul the way the party is run.