Sentence examples for smaller water from inspiring English sources

Now farms and cities get 70percentt of a smaller water supply.

It devastated smaller water courses and finally reached the Danube, upstream of Budapest, yesterday morning.

Currently, farms and cities get 70percentt of a smaller water supply, leaving the Everglades with 30percentt.

Not only are synthetic fabrics durable and versatile, but they can have smaller water and energy footprint than natural fabrics.

China's disadvantage, compared with the United States, is that it has a smaller water supply yet almost five times as many people.

In Washington, State Department officials say a resolution is vital if dozens of smaller water disputes across the 5,500-mile 5,500-miletes-Canadian border can be settled amicably.

Acid-forming bacteria hydrolyze large molecules such as proteins and lipids, breaking them into smaller water-soluble molecules, and then ferment those smaller molecules into various fatty acids.

Control soil aggregates > 5000 μm were rapidly (∼2 h) broken into large water-stable aggregates (>500 μm) and then into smaller water-stable aggregates (<500 μm).

A number of smaller, water-soluble peptide-based cytochrome mimics have also been developed, utilizing one or two short α-helical peptides.

Smaller water-to-binder ratios and higher strengths cause decreases in Da for CAC.

But, kraft lignin (KL) which is present in pulp paper wastewater differs from model lignin (ML) as it undergoes a variety of reactions including aryl alkyl cleavages, strong modification of side chains, and various ill-defined condensation reactions causing the polymer to fragment into smaller water/alkali-soluble fragments (Chakar and Ragauskas 2004).