The phrase "amount of shore" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a quantity or extent of shoreline, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The amount of shore available for development is limited due to environmental regulations."
Alternatives: "extent of shoreline" or "length of coast".
"Now," he said, "because we were ordered by the Spanish authorities to go into deeper water, well, the oil was spread over a larger, enormous amount of shore".
Foreigners pay some additional property taxes, and there are limits on the amount of shore frontage a single buyer may acquire in some areas.
The house, like all homes in the area, is priced in accordance with the lake it is on and the amount of shore frontage it has, rather than by the structure itself.
Infamously, the amount of music Shore had to write every day for the third film increased dramatically to around seven minutes.
The Lib Dem energy secretary has clashed with his Conservative deputy John Hayes over the amount of on-shore wind developments required in future.
The researchers, led by Columbia seismologist Anne Bécel, say that a tectonic plate on a fault line there is positioned in such a way that, in the event of an earthquake, it could jump several meters and push a tremendous amount of water toward the shore.
Please never let go balloons, there is an increasing amount of balloons on our shores and our helium reserved are also running out.
(5) Masses eroded from the regions of significant glacial erosion are larger than the recognized amount of sediments within adjacent off-shore basins, meaning that either the topography of those margins formed before breakup of Greenland or that sediments can be moved far away by the ocean.
Appearing before the Commons energy select committee, Mr Davey said the amount of power generated from on-shore wind would continue to increase as part of efforts to reduce carbon emissions and achieve a diverse energy mix.
The results showed that increasing the amount of wood waste reduced density and Shore C hardness.
At the same time, BNP Paribas said it had also significantly shored up the amount of capital regulators are requiring it and other financial institutions to hold in reserve against a worsening of the crisis.
