Sentence examples for seepage being from inspiring English sources

He said the company had an obligation to inform him of any problems within four hours of any seepage being detected.

But this is what it's like for so many women, who live and breathe a lifetime of cumulative anger but feel they should keep a cork in it for fear of the seepage being seen as a character defect.

In light of this, one might assume that better maintenance inspections and better reporting of problems by the Orleans Levee District (OLD) would have resulted in the seepage being brought to the attention of the corps which would have acted on the information.

Where seepage is inevitable, the use of finely graded core material in proximity to coarser material is avoided.

Algae blooms caused by detergents and fertilizer seepage are sometimes so dense that fishermen have to struggle to pull their nets from the lake.

The water travelling around the dam, known as "seepage," is normal in limited amounts, but the gypsum makes it potentially catastrophic.

Dr. Fischer and his colleagues analyzed sediment cores taken in 2007 from two locations in the northern Arabian Sea where hydrates were present and seepage was occurring.

But be advised that tar seepage is a problem, so you might want to bring along baby oil to remove the tar from the soles of your feet, especially if you're headed to the dunes of Carpinteria.

While that seepage is not yet evident in the Consumer Price Index, Fed policy makers, in the statement they issued after the June 25 meeting, suggested that inflation in the weeks ahead could be as troubling as any economic weakness.

The seepage is at its worst, she said, when the air pressure in the area of the basement or ground floor is lower than the air pressure in the upper floors of the house.

He was closely involved when saltwater flash pools, fed from underground brine seepage, were added to the reserve, and he loved their muddy saline unusualness, their rare plants and, of course, the bird surprises.