Sentence examples for water reserves from inspiring English sources

Underground water reserves for irrigation are dwindling.

Residents were eventually given access to the city's water reserves.

They drink up irrigation water too, lots of it, putting pressure on local water reserves.

Irrigating qat is also a drain on water reserves that are anyway drying up fast.

Some other hotels might have water reserves, she said, but she did not.

This summer, most chalk streams are still flowing well, because last winter's record rains topped up the underground water reserves.

Dams are an ancient and robust technology that for millennia have helped people manage water reserves for agriculture.

Without it, Gaza will run dry, and pollution from the Strip will continue to threaten Israeli water reserves.

Clast-supported conglomerates are quite important economically because they hold enormous water reserves that are easily released through wells.

A child's body temperature rises three to five times faster than an adults due to lower water reserves.

The deep roots of grave vines extend meters into the ground, tapping water reserves longer then other crops.