Sentence examples for stressed water from inspiring English sources

"We were doing nonstop interviews, and, of course, we stressed water filters as one of the solutions," said Jon S. Coifman, media director for the Natural Resources Defense Council.

This will place additional pressure on our already stressed water resources, at a time when we also need to allocate more water to satisfy global energy demand – which is expected to rise 60% over the coming 30 years – and to generate electricity for the 1.3 billion people currently without it," said the report.

Although the plan may improve transport links to Chinese ports and bring benefits such as unified customs arrangements, it will probably also result in a "whole gamut of problems" for the environment, not least the depletion of the region's already stressed water supplies, the authors conclude.

Increases in monoculture corn planting to feed ethanol based biofuel production could exacerbate these already stressed water bodies.

With population exploding in inauspiciously stressed water zones across all continents including the deserts of the American southwest and Rocky Mountains' dry eastern slopes and their nearby badlands, the limits to growth from lack of it will soon come into sharp focus.

"Water agencies have been hearing the message of severe water shortages and have had to ask their customers to cut water use as much as possible, while simultaneously watching new development and major projects pop up without any clear accounting for the additional burdens on our already stressed water supply," she said.

In Part C, predictions for temperature, stresses, water pressures and displacements in selected points of the host rock were required.

A spokesman said it was important to stress water levels would remain high for several days to come and people should stay vigilant.

As much as climate change is stressing water supplies, agriculture - which uses up 70to90percentent of a country's rainwater - is in need of a complete overhaul, experts said.

If unaddressed, the world's population will grow to 9.3 billion by 2050, which will further stress water and energy shortages.

Finally, each of these tissue specific sets consisted of one pooled RNA sample from control, mildly water stressed or severely water stressed seedlings (Table 1, Additional file 9).