Sentence examples for water leads from inspiring English sources

A hallway flanked by cascading water leads to lounge and dining areas.

In effect, the commodification of water leads to the enclosure of the water commons.

It may seem a strange contradiction that leaping out of the water leads to an increased ability to remain submerged.

From this windswept shore on the Arctic Ocean, where Novatek owns enormous natural gas deposits, a stretch of thousands of miles of ice-free water leads to China.

A long wooden pier across the water leads to the resort's gourmet restaurant, while of the 13 chalets, some are surrounded by jungle, others are perched treehouse-style above the canopy.

Hard water leads to formation of scums and corrodes pipes.

Bleaching occurs when overly warm water leads corals to expel symbiotic algae called zooxanthellae.

Drinking arsenic-contaminated water leads to a series of health problems.

A high salt content (high EC) in irrigation water leads to formation of saline soil.

High salt content (high EC) in irrigation water leads to formation of saline soil.

In relation to the urban conditions, the architectural of water, leads the formal quality.