Sentence examples for water conflicts from inspiring English sources

Litigation and rural-urban water conflicts are likely to intensify throughout the West and Midwest.

Countries such as Turkey, and others in south-east Asia, which are banking on large coal expansion, should learn from these unfolding coal water conflicts.

Battles over the water supply have become so common that Priya Ranjan Dasmunshi, the Minister of Water Resources, sometimes describes himself as the Minister of Water Conflicts.

Water scarcity is indeed an important issue, but water conflicts should be put in perspective ("Running Dry" series, front page, Aug. 25-28).

At the international level, water conflicts, such as the one in the Nile river basin between Egypt and the upstream countries, make the news.

The Bay of Bengal's coasts are under assault in every dimension: by water conflicts in the Himalayas and by drilling for oil and gas in the deep sea.

-How, if at all, would this water conflict be resolved?

The Middle East is already prone to water conflict and is likely to remain so, says the report.

One of the things that we do at the Pacific Institute is we maintain a chronology, we call it the Water Conflict Chronology, which is a list of conflicts over water, violence over water, going back thousands of years.

Civics – Read a summary of the treaty that came out of a water conflict between India and Pakistan at //www.transboundarywaters.orst.edu/projects/casestudies/indus.html.html

Academics far removed from the situation wrote that there was no water conflict between Palestine and Israel, he said, but he knew "just how bad it really was".