Sentence examples for water woes from inspiring English sources
China's water woes will only worsen, especially for farmers.
Monroe is not alone in its water woes.
New York City is hardly alone in its water woes.
Moscow is not alone in its summertime water woes.
There are a lot of great villains in the story of California's water woes.
Many of the most obvious ways are negative: water woes, pollution drift, dirty energy.
Most of those who rail about Cochabamba do not also remind their listeners of the woeful failure of the city's previous public-sector water supplier.Such woes are common in the developing world.
Start with the headlines that trumpeted Water's woes.
Flint became a symbol of water infrastructure woes in the U.S. after mismanagement by the city and state contaminated the water with lead, a deadly neurotoxin.
Earlier this fall, The Washington Post published a story, reprinted in newspapers around the nation, that blamed "federally mandated low-flow toilets, shower heads and faucets" for water utilities' financial woes.
Other woes included water shortages, pollutants in rivers and a dramatic fall in groundwater levels.Fifteen years on, matters are worse.
