Sentence examples for affected coastlines from inspiring English sources
Much of the spilled load of heavy fuel oil was closely tracked and recovered at sea, and affected coastlines of northern Spain and western France were cleaned in well-coordinated responses.
Private contractors were dispatched to the affected coastlines to trap and remove the trash.
They affect coastlines, where cosmopolitan types cluster, and thus divert liberals' attention from the contest at hand, granting more power to the folks living in the flyover.
He said the new information on the long-term rates of erosion will enable researchers to make better predictions for the future about how global warming will affect coastlines: "We are concerned that increasing sea level rise and more storms will drive more erosion". Almost 7,000 homes in England and Wales are expected to fall into the sea in coming decades as coasts erode.
Heavy storms and gale force winds have continued to affect coastlines around the UK, and forecasters have warned that exposed areas could see a fresh round of flooding.
These changes will continue to affect coastlines and will dramatically increase salt-water intrusion into freshwater coastal aquifers as well as the displacement of coastal agriculture (Jackson RB et al. 2001, McCarthy et al. 2001).
Ten million barrels or oil were released into the Gulf, affecting coastline along 1500km and costing more than $700 million to clean up.
Unstable water level regime in the Kuibyshev Reservoir affects coastline formation as well as allocation and development of aquatic vegetation on the coast.
An RSPCA spokesman said it was pleased with the public's eagerness to help the stricken birds, but said: "We would urge people to be cautious going down to the affected coastline affected.
In addition, rough seas also affected the coastlines of Bermuda and The Carolinas.
The floe velocity in the waters beyond the offshore distance of 100 m was not affected by coastline and showed the positive correlation with ocean current velocity and the insignificant correlation with wind velocity.
