Sentence examples for valuable water from inspiring English sources

The land comes with valuable water rights.

As it becomes more valuable, water will be no different.

The leases give the oystermen virtual ownership of these valuable water bottoms.

Christie suspects this ruling could also apply to valuable water rights.

"But we should remember that we can all play our part in using our valuable water resources wisely," she added.

Pit lakes (abandoned flooded mine pits) represent a potentially valuable water resource.

As part of a circuitous route around the Grand Canyon, Pipe Spring had been a valuable watering hole for thousands of years.

Acidic additives preserved and even increased the amount of the valuable water-soluble carbohydrates during storage, which affected most significantly the enzymatic hydrolysis yield of maize.

Such results have proved valuable to water authorities, preventing unnecessary alarm where Cryptosporidium oocysts in water sampled from protected watersheds were shown not to be human pathogenic genotypes (Jiang et al. 2005; Xiao et al. 2000; 2001).

Shallow watering in the summer weakens the grass and usurps valuable ground water.

Of those five watersheds, the American and Yuba River watersheds are fairly valuable for water storage, and the Mokelumne, Bear, and Cosumnes watersheds have relatively little total water storage.