Sentence examples for water arose from inspiring English sources

For both municipal waterworks and those that carry irrigation water to farms, the illusion of cheap, abundant water arose with the extensive federal subsidies of the mid-20th century.

The specific short-range interactions of a metal cation in water arise from reorientation of the first shell water molecules.

Fluoride is a problematic contaminant of the ground water arising from both natural and man-made origins.

Various social crises such as the hampering of children's education and the harassment of women when they are fetching water arise from this problem.

The amount of potentially leachable nitrate-N in soil-drainage water arising from fertilisation that would eventually reach streams is not known.

From October December, the vegetation opportunistically utilised more abundant shallow soil water arising from more frequent, intense rainfall events, rather than relying on subsurface water.

However, there are growing concerns about the mounting demand for water arising from population and industrial growth, especially in water-stressed regions.

The interstellar water could provide a clue as to how water arises in planetary systems--and, by extension, how water cropped up in the solar system and filled Earth's oceans, the researchers say.