Sentence examples for resorting to water from inspiring English sources

UNICEF is resorting to water tankering in some camps and airlifting of emergency nutrition supplies for children.

They resorted to water hoses when the dry fire extinguishers proved ineffective.

Resorting to long distance water diversions is costly and, as in the case of the Central Valleys, very unpopular with the local population.

Pensioner Nona, who has stayed in her city center apartment with her granddaughter, told VICE News that she and other residents in her apartment block are now resorting to taking their water from a local fountain.

They ran out of water within hours and resorted to drinking water from cattle ponds.

Political leaders have been able to solve their serious watershed constraints by resorting to the irresistible virtual water solution in problem sheds outside the region.

Palestinians often resort to storing water, which can be unsanitary, or using bottled water, which can be expensive.

He resorted to buying water, but after his son heard of some revolutionary water-harvesting techniques at a farmers' festival, he decided to give them a try.

According to Rachel, the boreholes and water tanks were far from their homes, increasing the burden of fetching water especially by the women and children so some households resorted to fetching water from unsafe sources.

Police reportedly resorted to using water cannon in an attempt to contain the crowds vying to catch a glimpse of the man.

People seem to resort to using water logs as a weapon in personal disputes regularly and almost thoughtlessly.