Sentence examples for water tackling from inspiring English sources

Allan, J. A., 2011, Virtual Water: tackling the threat to our planet's most precious resource, London: I B Tauris.

You want a large amount of hot water tackling the stain with as much force as possible, literally blasting the stain away.

Bill Gates, co-chair of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, one of the many partners from the world of charity and civil society, said progress was being made on issues that ranged from clean water to tackling polio.

Dip an ice-cream scoop (or two teaspoons) into the hot water, then scoop out eight large, smooth balls and place on the baking sheet (or 18-20 smaller ones); dip the scoop in the hot water before tackling each new ball.

I'm very sorry that Kettering upset you by voting Leave but as you can see they are blessed with an MP who is steering them safely through these uncharted waters and tackling the big issues first.

Water availability tackles farmer-pastoralist conflicts which in turn curtails ecosystem degradation due to unplanned watering points.

Her first, Black Water Rising, tackled 1980s Texas and was shortlisted for the 2010 Orange Prize.

The Kashi Caf¿ offers urns of boiled, filtered water to tackle the deluge of discarded plastic bottles that now threatens to engulf India.

As Moss explained, a hippo would never leave the safety of the water to tackle a jeep.

But to implement effective adaptation measures, it is important to raise awareness among decision makers as well as the general public as changes in water consumption at an individual level will be crucial to tackling water scarcity.

Chelís has his team fighting for him and at times that involves some eye-watering tackles.