Sentence examples for water to consider from inspiring English sources

Too busy putting food on the table, too busy looking after the kids, too busy working, mourning, just trying to keep our heads above water to consider our own well being.

First, a reference signal I0 is taken by using a carefully cleaned cuvette filled with pure water to consider any reflections at the surface of the cuvette.

Mr. Montevideo, who also represents building-industry groups, wants the state water board to consider a less restrictive program.

Some other possible water sources to consider in an emergency include rainwater, rivers, streams, ponds and lakes.

There were mouth-watering specials to consider like the fresh porcini mushrooms imported from Italy, which were sautéed with garlic and paired with wedges of fried polenta.

The entire west coast has some serious water-related problems to consider: water shortage, more frequent and intense storms, increased flooding, sea level rise, increased erosion, saltwater intrusion, and impact on marine species.

The amount of mixing water was corrected to consider the water absorbed by the fine and coarse aggregates.

City council member Thomas Crowder called on the city to temporarily raise the fees it charges for water connections and to consider adopting "water capacity impact fees" to offset future utility costs.

Possible explanation could be that respondents with high income who prefer clean water (tap water) to groundwater consider groundwater as an inferior good.

It can make good sense for countries that are net-importers of virtual water to seriously consider their strategies and policies towards domestic irrigated food production.

With water we have to consider seasonality, where water moves at different times.