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How much water is lost per day for a leaking toilet?
Appx. 2 gallons of water is lost a day.
What comes at night without being called but is lost during the day without being stolen?
STARS!
How much water is lost in a day?
The answer to this question is Dependent on many variables. This depends on where the water is getting lost, how fast it is getting lost, etc...
How much water is lost in a day from burst pipes?
503 billion a year
How many plant animal and insect species are being lost everyday to rainforest deforestation?
So much as 148 a day or well that's what all of the geography teachers said at my school :)
How much rain is lost each day due to evaporation?
1,ooo (ml)
How much weight lost when burning 50 calories per day?
18 pounds
Where were the middle colonies successful?
Good farmland and mild climate APEXHAVE A NICE DAY NIGS
How much waste is being wasted?
About 200,000,000 gallons a day.
How much food was eaten during one day of the civil war?
Sherman's army in Tennessee needed twenty trainloads of rations each day - on a single-track railroad with twenty-four viaducts that were always being blown up by Confederate cavalry. No wonder the rich farmland of Georgia (after a good harvest) made him think of living off the land - the basis for his March to the Sea.
What does the idiom lost her cool mean?
It means she "lost her temper". Take this example: A boy goes to a girl and starts talking to her. She talks to him the first day. By the next day he begins to bug her or pester her so much that she doesn't want to talk to him or listen to him either. And by the third day she cannot stand him anymore and she yells at him. In such a situation we would say "She lost her cool by the third day."
What is a lost time injury?
A lost time injury is one that results in your being unable to report to work the next day that would otherwise be a workday for you, or and injury that results in your being restricted in what you can do for a time, so you cannot perform all the regular aspects of your job.
