Sentence examples for yet dam from inspiring English sources

Yet dam building continues.

One big reason is that Africa has some of the world's best untapped resources, such as huge rivers that are not yet dammed, sunny deserts and windy uplands.

Yet the dam in Laos is considered by many as pivotal because it could affect fish migration patterns and kick off the construction of at least five other dams already slated for the lower reaches of the Mekong.

After the last set of rapids, near the hulking base of yet another dam, talk turned to dry clothes and warm drinks, but Mr. Holder was already pondering what would be next.

And yet, a dam had almost burst; the Post's leaking revenues undermined its foundation to the point of failure, as we all knew tacitly they would.

Some began before they had even received the final approval.China's new leaders in recent months have signalled that they want yet more dams, approving several ambitious new projects, including what would be the highest dam in the world, on the Dadu river.

Current hillslope sediment supply to the river channel network is predicted to be 370% higher compared to the pre-European settlement period, yet farm dams have reduced this back to 2.5 times the pre-19th century values.

Yet the Ilisu Dam is essential to the development of the country and the welfare of its people, he argued.

This was with 55% of the PMCs being placed under general anaesthetic and 98% under rubber dam; yet both of these figures are equivalent to those found with the Hall PMCs (0.8% perforating and 0.8% decementing).

This project would cost ten to 20 times as much as knocking down the two Elwha dams; yet it is not unthinkable in the present climate.

We know that in the Pacific Northwest, wild salmon populations have fallen precipitously, in part because of dams; yet, we are moving at a glacial pace to do anything to fix the problem.