Sentence examples for water necessity from inspiring English sources

A general land use categories, i.e., water bodies, cultivable land, vegetation, settlement, fallow land, waste land, settlement, sand bar were interpreted with reference to their water necessity (Fig. 6).

Water necessity has also led to innovation.

As a result millions of Iraqis are still without electricity and fresh water, necessities they could at least count on under the criminal regime of Saddam Hussein.

Others came to Lebanon in search of food or water, necessities which had become scarce in Syria.

That compares with 41% for heating, and 20% for making hot water, the necessity of which is seldom contested.

For example, I still find the presence of water a necessity, though rushing rivers are no longer a place I can be.

Plants were watered with tap water at necessity and fertilized every two weeks with a 20-20-20 NPK fertilizer.

The manna and the water were necessities; the cloud covering was a sign of deep devotion.

"To have a dog run with working water is a necessity".

For any amount of restoration work to succeed, however, water is a necessity.

"It basically sends a signal to businesses that a basic necessity — water — is at risk, and it calls into question whether or not businesses would want to stay and invest here," said Mike Mielke, the vice president for environmental policy at the Silicon Valley Leadership Group, an umbrella organization of 375 technology companies.