Sentence examples for uncertain water from inspiring English sources

All struggled during the storms, and two of the seven were eventually forced to evacuate because of uncertain water and power supplies and inadequate police protection.

These, in combination with uncertain water discharge concomitant with climate change, increasing water demands and delta subsidence, will put the delta and coastal ocean at high environmental risks.

But, perhaps most damningly, in the world's poorest areas, the majority of farmers do not have a choice about whether to go organic or not – most farmers are working with poor soils, bad seeds and uncertain water supplies.

Tread the uncertain waters.

After the museum, some visitors might be interested in exploring more uncertain waters.

Like Mnuchin, America, and the world, are in uncertain waters — and all anyone can do is to guess what might happen next.

TAMPA, Fla .– With his sagging ship of a team listing in uncertain waters, General Manager Brian Cashman sent an S O S to an iconic Atlanta Braves player Monday.

The two agencies are trying to reach a compromise on the fate of the wood-frame drawbridge on Brielle Road, which is 300 feet long and stands about 10 feet above uncertain waters.

A15 NEW YORK/REGION B1-8 Developer Wants to Build City's 2nd Tallest Building A developer who has built a dozen residential towers in the relatively safe environs of the East Side now wants to plunge into uncertain waters downtown, where he plans to build a 90-story skyscraper that would be the second-tallest building in New York City.

In 1930, Beckett returned to Trinity as a lecturer in French; his parents would have been as proud of this prestigious appointment as they were aghast when he resigned from it, in January, 1932, slipping the moorings of a regular profession in favor of more uncertain waters.

And as the economy has weakened, and as many people have found themselves suddenly downsized, more of them are venturing into the uncertain waters of self-employment and entrepreneurial start-ups, often adapting their home spaces into work spaces or moving into raw, industrial interiors with no apparent amenities.