Sentence examples for water reliably from inspiring English sources

Here's the image we Americans have been sold: For the past few thousand years, Puglia, the region encompassing the heel of Italy's boot, has been the summer destination for young, happy, beautiful Italians, who enjoy pristine beaches, crystalline water, reliably perfect temperatures, fresh fish and midnight parties held in ancient seaside towns laid out in white stone.

But like municipal water systems throughout the United States, the District of Columbia delivers high-quality, extremely inexpensive tap water reliably and consistently.

"If we build the conveyance correctly, if we manage it … then we can produce more water reliably, and the whole system will work better for people, farmers and fish," Brown said Thursday.

Indeed, the castle was famously cold and draughty in Victoria's reign, but it was connected to a nearby reservoir, with water reliably piped into the interior for the first time.

But cities in the global south – expected to bear the brunt of urban population growth over the next few decades – urgently need to find ways to deliver water cheaply, reliably, and sustainably.

Foam from an extinguisher might be ideal, but water is reliably good.

Unfortunately, adequate data are not available at present to estimate the RSC for water exposures reliably.

The company's partner, the Calpine Corporation of San Jose, Calif., plans to use equipment on site to provide electrical power and chilled water much more reliably than utilities can provide.

In circumstances of largely increased extravascular lung water, CO can reliably be measured using the TPTD technique.

Future work is needed to determine the sensitivity with which lung water ratioEIT can reliably discriminate healthy from less severely injured lungs.

The decision by Vito J. Fossella not to seek another term in Congress has roiled the political waters of his reliably Republican district, as both parties are searching for consensus candidates to succeed him when his term ends in January.