Sentence examples for store of water from inspiring English sources

As Sharrocks says, each store of water is irreplaceable.

The tree serves as a massive store of water, and bears fruit that feeds animals and humans.

Of paramount interest is the store of water beneath the land, as the thirsty suburbs of Atlantic City, Trenton and Philadelphia expand.

The south of the country is particularly dependent on this underground store of water, with Cambridge Water and Cholderton Water relying entirely on the water found in the chalk and sandstone rock formations of the south-east.

"We were told that one large store of water was on a property last week, but it is now gone, used to irrigate a cotton crop that might not survive.

In the emerging view, a perpetually frigid climate has kept Mars's modest store of water locked up as ice most of the time.

To obtain water during the rainy season the Mikea capture rain run-off from the rooftops of their houses using hollowed-out logs or transport water on foot or zebu-drawn wagon from the villages, while during the cool dry season the Mikea consume their store of water-engorged babo tubers and drink water from natural or man-made wells when possible.

Soon afterward, the team found evidence bolstering the supposition that the outer planets in the system could hold significant stores of water.

The long mean transit times imply that there are long-lived stores of water in these catchments that may sustain streamflow over drought periods.

The observation of relatively old stream water in small watersheds, even at high discharge, has demonstrated that precipitation inputs can mobilize large stores of water that integrate previous inputs over many months to years (or more).

Now an international team of scientists at the Geneva Observatory in Switzerland, MIT, and elsewhere, report that the outer planets in this system may still hold significant stores of water.