Sentence examples for those watersheds from inspiring English sources

If New York City and Syracuse don't oppose fracking as strongly, it is because Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo has protected those watersheds in a move that clearly demonstrates that he knows that fracking is not safe but trusts that city dwellers don't really care and will still vote for him later.

By analyzing river sediments collected at thousands of locations worldwide and estimating their concentration of the isotope beryllium-10 (which is produced when cosmic rays strike rocks at or near Earth's surface), researchers could assess rates of erosion in those watersheds.

Those watersheds experienced approximately one more week of LFD for each 2°C increase in climate warming.

The geographic study boundary is confined to watersheds that flow into California's boundaries and omits those watersheds that flow into adjacent states (such as the Great Basin streams).

The results permit hypotheses to be tested regarding the similarity of genotypes propagating within watershed hosts and those propagating within human populations consuming the water abstracted from those watersheds.

When the macroinvertebrate index scores (EPT or Hilsenhoff) are converted to the fuzzy logic scale (−1 [false severely ecologically impaired] to 1 [true pristine]), the biologic score average across both parks is 0.55 for those watersheds with some macroinvertebrate data reflecting good condition (Table  2).

Interestingly, following those watershed chats the classes have improved in both discipline and effort.

This is one of those watershed moments when a human evil and injustice that is part of the norm suddenly becomes questioned and challenged".

Then, suddenly, as Paar explained why he had gone away & why he had returned, we were possessed by a sence of standing at one of those watershed of history.

This year's nomination of The Long Way to a Small Angry Planet by Becky Chambers, published by Hodder but originally released as a crowdfunded ebook, is one of those watershed moments we've been waiting for to inform that decision.

It was, he argues in "The Great Inflation and Its Aftermath," one of those watershed moments in American history, not at the level of the Civil War or the Great Depression, to be sure, but perhaps the major turning point of the postwar era.