Sentence examples for waterways to keep from inspiring English sources

If we don't speed this up more, we will be seeing a lot more of the Orkin man…in the form of repeated, repugnant, and frustrating poisonings of our waterways to keep this menace at bay.

These include imposing towers at each end of the main span placed as far apart as possible to keep the waterway unobstructed.

But it is not yet apparent that the ferries can become a daily habit for enough people to keep New York Waterway, which operates the ferry, from losing money, as it has on some other routes.

The United States Coast Guard continued to keep the waterway closed to all traffic near the Indian Point nuclear plants in Westchester County, to protect the facility from an attack from the water.

Since as early as 1869, with the introduction of a federally funded "snag puller" designed to keep the waterway clear, human habitation has affected the ecology of the river basin.

A six-week search has turned up no Asian carp in Chicago-area waterways beyond an electric barrier designed to keep the despised fish out of the Great Lakes.

In an effort to keep the park waterways free of various invasive species such as the Zebra mussel and whirling disease, boaters are expected to abide by certain regulations including displaying a self-certification of compliance on the dashboard of any vehicle attached to an empty boat trailer.

Some Port Authority officials said they did not know if even subsidies would be enough to keep the New York Waterway ferries in operation.

The Open Day will allow anyone (with gumboots) to walk along a 50-metre drained section of Dowley Gap Aqueduct, as well as the neighbouring two-rise lock flight, and see for themselves what it takes to keep James Brindley's waterway landmarks in working order.

The gap between spending on pipes, filters and other equipment and what is needed to keep tap water and waterways clean will exceed $650 billion by 2019, the agency concluded.

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has given New York Waterway, the troubled Hudson River ferry operator, permission to keep running ferries from Hoboken to the World Financial Center through February.