Sentence examples for water forces from inspiring English sources

The pro-bottled water forces (which include Coca-Cola, Pepsi and the mayor of Charlotte, N.C).

The heated fluid from a geothermal resource is tapped by drilling wells, sometimes as deep as 9,100 metres (about 30,000 feet), and is extracted by pumping or by natural artesian flow (where the weight of the water forces it to the surface).

But the account of World War II, which focuses extensively on the Pacific because of the centrality of the Marines' involvement, is also a story of strategic lessons learned, in which air, land and water forces became tautly coordinated in fighting difficult battles against entrenched Japanese soldiers.

In the second step, removal of the excess water forces polymer species into closer proximity, converting the system into a resin-like gel.

Glass windows crack and at every opportunity water forces itself into the environment.

Supply of fluoridated water forces those who do not so wish to also consume water with added fluoride.

The gas and water forced part of the seabed to the surface, experts said.

Their humble homes are under water, forcing them onto the roofs.

Close to 40 percent of the population lacks access to tap water, forcing people to pay high prices to survive.

Yesterday, there were major road disruptions in Devon, with high levels of surface water forcing many B-roads to close.

It's derived from a Chinese phrase that says the easiest way to catch fish is by muddying the water, forcing it to the surface.