Sentence examples for water managing from inspiring English sources

Growing more food with less water Managing water wisely is one of the biggest resource management challenges of our time.

Operation Spicer will also examine a false corruption complaint levelled against a former Sydney Water managing director, Kerry Schott.

He stood up, shouted at them, and dived into the water, managing to upset the boat and seven strangers.

In the case of someone like Fatima [known in Annawadi as "the One Leg"], I could understand the logistics of the slum – pumping water, managing crutches, the difficulty of raising children in her situation.

Anglian Water managing director Peter Simpson said: "Two dry winters have prevented rivers, reservoirs and aquifers from refilling with the water we treat and supply the rest of the year, especially during the hotter months when demand rises".

Anglian Water managing director Peter Simpson said: "Two dry winters have prevented rivers, reservoirs and aquifers from refilling with the water we treat and supply the rest of the year, especially during the hotter months when demand rises". Sutton and East Surrey operations manager Mike Hegarty, meanwhile, warned there was no end in sight to the situation.

But rain and ocean water managed to find its way into every room.

It is almost entirely reliant on the Colorado River and its system of dammed reservoirs for water, managed by the Lower Colorado River Authority.

And an Ohio woman whose car was submerged in water managed to use her cellular phone to call her husband in the minutes before she died.

Wall Street is in your pipes, where water managed by municipal governments travels from reservoirs to your faucets; your city likely funds its sewers and water lines by selling bonds in auctions to big, billion-dollar investors.

Last March, the organization charity:water managed to raise $10,000 in a single day by including an overlay on one of its videos.