Sentence examples for water as it does from inspiring English sources

So the assessment suggests that, by 2050, agriculture will consume twice as much water as it does today.

The SuperStar BackFloat can be entirely submerged under water and will still pop right back up to the surface, spitting beads of water as it does, and float along pumping out the jams.

Mr. Trout called Perrier's approach a long shot, and suggested that the company should go back to pitching the purity and taste of its water as it did in its glory days with the famous ad slogan "Earth's first soft drink".

Despite major population increases, officials said, the Seattle regional system was using about the same amount of water as it did 25 years ago, thanks to conservation.

Lake Mead is the direct source of most of Las Vegas's water, and it has been a powerful symbol of overuse because it currently contains less than forty per cent as much water as it did in 1998, the last time it was close to full.

A 2011 report commissioned by two First Nations tribes and funded by Imperial Metals found that the tailings pond was structurally deficient to hold as much waste and water as it did.

Walking time to water source may be an incomplete measure of water access, as it does not take into account accessibility of household water to the child [13].

When the water rises, as it does year after year to varying degrees, Indian peasants are ritually stranded.

This is down to accumulated heat in the oceans, which dissipates slowly and drives changes in the water cycle as it does so.

Indeed, Texas law treats water much as it does oil or gold: anybody who has access to the stuff can extract as much as he wants.In theory, such water is protected by Texas's Groundwater Conservation Districts.

This is the universal type of membrane fouling in water treatment, as it does not depend upon the actuality of favourable membrane-contaminant attractions thereby leading to reversible fouling, in contrast to intermediate pore blocking model (Huang et al. 2008).