Sentence examples for to drinkable from inspiring English sources
noun
That which can be drunk.
Yet conditions are harsh, with poor sanitation, limited access to drinkable water and few employment opportunities.
With 64 votes in favour and none against, the 90-seat parliament added an article to the EU country's constitution saying "everyone has the right to drinkable water".
Slovenia has amended its constitution to make access to drinkable water a fundamental right for all citizens and stop it being commercialised.
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But when it comes to drinkable sunscreens, they should be seen as "backup protection", according to Wu. "I think the science is still early and we have to be careful before we talk about replacing tried and true methods," Sivamani adds.
Put a Joulie in your coffee, and it'll absorb the excess heat and bring it down to drinkable temperature — and then as it drops below 140, the material releases its heat energy again, keeping your drink hot longer.
Bagging a $2.5 million order to supply drinkable water to villages in the Indian state of Maharashtra, Nagarjuna Construction quickly went to work.
Opposition politicians in the Indian state think not: this month two of them staged a hunger strike, complaining that his government was failing to provide drinkable water to 600 villages in Nalgonda district, just 100km (60 miles) from Hyderabad, the state capital.
Most people surely plan to drink cheap, drinkable beers from brewing giants Anheuser-Busch and MillerCoors on Sunday.
People have to run out to a fountain in the courtyard to get drinkable water, and they go to the river for washing water.
Whatever the difficulties, the work must continue – both to provide drinkable water and to educate communities so that disease transmission will stop.
