water leakage

The dome was removed in 1920 because of continued problems with water leakage.

Next, the building walls need to be inspected for water leakages.

The aim was to stop water leakage through the brickwork.

We would have died of thirst had it not been for underground water leakage.

However, due to water leakage, the tunnel was closed for repairs in January 2012.

It closed mainly due to water leakage, but this was the beginning of a declining industry.

The chamber had extensive investigation beginning in 2007 to solve water leakage problems.

Water leakage from this unit has damaged my apartment on three occasions in the last 18 months.

Early examination showed a sudden water leakage from at least two liners.

The most pressing concerns were problems in the building's skin that might lead to more water leakage and structural damage.

The acidity is believed to be due to ground water leakage at its deeper points.

Douglas Point suffered from early unreliability and heavy water leakage.

Within months of this refurbishment the facility was experiencing water leakage problems.

It is a more convenient variant for escaping water leakage.

In the mid-1990s, it stopped working because of damaged transformers caused by water leakage.

There were additional problems with rust and water leakage in the anchorages.

The reservoir had been lined with a membrane in 2004 to minimize water leakage.

"The potentially incriminating documents in here were ruined by water leakage years ago."

A series of liners prevent both root penetration and water leakage.

With numerous articulated sections, each joint or seal is an opportunity for water leakage.

In recent years, the building has experienced structural and environmental problems such as water leakage and power failures.

This was done to raise attention to the issue of water leakage and water wastage.

There are alcoves every 500m to facilitate turning around, and the storage capacity for water leakage is 2,000m.

This technique is utilized to seal the crown, the most susceptible place on a watch to water leakage.

It was seriously damaged, mostly by water leakage, in the 1994 Northridge earthquake.