Sentence examples for waters lead from inspiring English sources

Both factors increase the effects of storms; warmer waters lead to fiercer storms, and sea levels punch up the surges.

Where those ancient waters lead us remains to be seen, but they provide us with our roadmap.

El Niño conditions, which stem from a natural warming of Pacific Ocean waters, lead to droughts, floods and more frequent cyclones across the world every few years.

Azerbaijan has other natural resources, including natural gas, iodobromide waters, lead, zinc, iron, and copper ores, nepheline syenites utilized in the production of aluminum, common salt, and a great variety of building materials, including marl, limestone, and marble.

Those catch quotas for domestic waters led to increased fishing in foreign waters, particularly in the Barents Sea and off the coast of Newfoundland.

Waters told David Fricke why he thinks The Wall is still relevant today: In 2012, Waters led a benefit for United States military veterans called Stand Up for Heroes.

The decomposition of organic matter in surface waters leads to their acidification.

Experience (wading through the water) led him into a mild case of retrenchment.

In Uruguay, recognition of the human right to water led to the ban of private water services.

A wooden boardwalk over the water led out to an unpainted old wooden building announcing "Winter Bathing".

It may seem a strange contradiction that leaping out of the water leads to an increased ability to remain submerged.