Sentence examples for water precisely from inspiring English sources

Artists tend to find themselves in hot water precisely because they illuminate places most of us prefer to keep comfortably dim.

Once the whalers had towed the dead whale back to their ship, they peeled off its blubber in a single long piece while the whale revolved in the water — "precisely as an orange is sometimes stripped by spiralizing it," Melville observed.

One example is drip irrigation, a system pioneered in Israel's Negev desert that directs a small amount of water precisely to the root of each plant.The loudest opposition to such changes will come from the people who benefit most from the present system: comfortable landowners rather than peasant smallholders.

These insects live near fast-flowing water, precisely where volunteers like Bosumbuka must go to distribute the drugs.

Filtered water — at precisely 205 degrees.

On the changeovers, Coric arranged two water bottles precisely at his feet.

High water is precisely what many people find gushing from buckled streets across Chicago after corroded water mains rupture.

Orderly piles of transcripts and four bottles of water were precisely lined up in front of them.

The appliance is used to slowly cook food sealed in plastic and immersed in water at precisely controlled temperatures.

This exodus to warmer, dryer parts of the country has coincided with a decline in the construction of hydrological infrastructure dams, aquaducts, tunnels, pipelines and reservoirs for collecting, storing and transporting water to precisely those parched places.

Dogma is blinding many to the fact that the people who stand to gain most from the pricing and private management of water are precisely those the poor and the thirsty whom they claim to represent.An immediate benefit from pricing would be to encourage the proper distribution of subsidies.