Sentence examples for amount of marine from inspiring English sources

"There's also an incredible amount of marine life that has bloomed on these wrecks".

It has seen a 400-fold increase in the amount of marine food per square foot in the last seven years, according to state data.

Many marine current streams are available in Fiji's waters and large amount of marine current energy can be extracted using turbines.

Perhaps these bright young kids chose San Diego because they craved a new environment, or the enticement of beautiful beaches and a daily forecast of 75 and sunny, or maybe New Mexico produces an inordinate amount of marine biologists.

In a world where 60% of the main fishery resources are over- or fully exploited and whales consume three-to-five times the amount of marine resources a year that is caught for human consumption, Japan's whale research programmes should be welcomed.American threats to impose sanctions on Japan for its take of ten sperm whales from a population of over 2m are absurd.

The amount of marine biogenic particles is significantly reduced compared to the underlying graded beds.

Accordingly, legislative and technological instruments have been implemented to reduce the amounts of marine plastic debris.

NOAA is working to survey the amounts of marine debris found on the coral reefs, inform the public about the problem, and direct clean up projects.

Legg (1956) reported a thick-walled, compact, well-built saucer in a sea cave made primarily of live, green seaweed (Enteromorpha sp). with smaller amounts of marine flowering plants, red algae and two kinds of moss.

The mean concentrations of these substances were similar to those found in Canada and Greenland, with the highest concentrations in the Chukotka peninsula, in the Russian Far East, where people ate large amounts of marine mammals and fish.

This study concludes that each dune system corresponds to a relatively low sea-level stand that exposed enormous amounts of marine carbonate sands that was transported inland by migrating dunes under strong north westerly winds.