Sentence examples for water statistics from inspiring English sources
The bathing water statistics from the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) showed the number of beaches which reached mandatory levels for cleanliness increased from 98.8% in 2013 to 99.5% this year in England.
Drinks from £7. 40 Cox Street, 07340 037639, 40stpauls.co.uk An unapologetically nerdy coffee shop – check out that chart of bewildering PH, TDS, DGH water statistics – Faculty serves a stunning flat white: rich, silky, full of sweet caramel flavours, a lick of liquorice at the close.
Last week, new data released by the Beverage Marketing Council, which tracks bottled water statistics and sales, show that the unprecedented sales drop that started in 2008 continued - even accelerated - in 2009.
© UNICEF Belize/2011/ADHoare Child in Aguacate Village pumping water Statistics also indicate that only about 23 per cent of mothers breastfeed exclusively for three months, and 90 per cent breastfeed for a shorter time.
The effect of the cuts is reflected in eye-watering statistics.
The general attitude of people is to turn them on just before they need hot water and statistics have shown that this takes place in the evening hours constituting the evening peak.
This legislature includes the Building Energy Reporting and Disclosure Ordinance, which requires the city's larger buildings to disclose their yearly energy and water use statistics and partake in an energy assessment every five years.
The methodology is based on the disaggregation of water use statistics to the appropriate land use classes using proxy data.
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Belcher and his men examined the area on the ground and from the air, studied the water supply, gathered statistics on climate and soil, and in 1955 submitted to the Brazilian government an exhaustive report on five possible sites.
He started talking to the doctors about the links between disease and bad water and the statistics were undeniable.
