Sentence examples for water fuelled from inspiring English sources

Doñana national park in Andalusia is threatened by huge demand for water, fuelled by a strawberry industry which supplies British supermarkets.

The warmer water fuelled algal blooms that robbed lobsters of oxygen, impairing their immune systems so severely that many succumbed to infection from a seafloor-dwelling amoeba that is usually not parasitic.

Significant global consumption of spring and mineral water is fuelled by perceived therapeutic and medicinal qualities, cultural habits and taste.

But inevitably two days of water-fights fuelled by bags of crisps and sweets resulted in numerous snotty-tears-before-bedtime (bedtime? What bedtime?), not to mention emergency parental interventions.

Increasing urban populations, as well as climate change leading to more intense and unpredictable weather, could push cities into water stress, fuelling the need for conservation efforts.

Previous work has indicated that TRU waste can be virtually eliminated in a pressurised water reactor (PWR) fuelled with a mixture of thorium and TRU waste, when all actinides are returned to the reactor after reprocessing.

It's the one day you can tour the city by boat and go more or less anywhere you please: there is a huge amount of traffic on the water - vessels, fuelled by large sound systems and crates of beer, that you can leap on and off at will.

Harmful algal blooms fuelled by water pollution are getting so large that they are visible from space.

It is likely that in the near future it will become possible to employ very small generators fuelled by peat for water control and water-table management in peatswamps used for agricultural purposes.

In comparison, the differences for natural uranium fuelled pressurised heavy water reactor (PHWR) lattice are relatively lower.

The ORC power plant was fuelled with hot water of the temperature ranging from 66 °C up to 111 °C, at the maximum volume flow of 106 L/min.