Sentence examples for water withdrawn from inspiring English sources

In most years, the amount of water withdrawn and stored in the East would be imperceptible.

According to Mr. Hightower, more than 50 percent of the water withdrawn every day from rivers and lakes in the United States goes toward energy production.

To cool the plants, power suppliers take 40 percent of the fresh water withdrawn nationally, 136 billion gallons daily, the United States Geological Survey estimates.

The first place to save water is in conveyance: as much as 60% of the water withdrawn for irrigation is lost through leaks in canals, spillage and evaporation, according to the FAO.

The Water Impact Index is the first indicator to integrate in one single metric all the key water aspects, namely water volume, as well as the level of water stress and the quality of water withdrawn and discharged.

The untreated water withdrawn from the wells first passes through the EDR units.

Starfish interpreted these actions as a threat and crawled downhill into deeper water, withdrawing from their traditional breeding ground.

As the water withdrew, so did the political pledges.

Since the waters withdrew early on Oct. 30, the image of the Breezy Point Madonna has reached the nation, indeed the world, through vivid news photos.

AND on the third day of Paris Fashion Week, otherwise known as Thursday, the waters withdrew, meaning it finally stopped raining here and people were ready for a party.

In this kind of system, water is withdrawn from the water source and then directly distributed to the plant emitters in a single pumping stage.