Sentence examples for coastline area from inspiring English sources
The level of debris materials increased markedly from 1990 to 1995 on Bird Island of South Georgia; similarly, the garbage amount doubled in the coastline area of the UK during 1994 1998 (Walker et al. 1997; Barnes 2002).
Most of the cities are distributed in the big cities of the province and the coastline area of China, especially in the Yangtze River Delta region (the blue dashed ellipse in Fig. 6) and Pearl River Delta region (the pink dashed ellipse in Fig. 6) [26].
"It uses the power of the public and people throughout the entire state to go out and take photos of their area and curate a database of photos, hopefully throughout every single California community and coastline area".
At least 39 people have died, a number that could rise as work crews move into flooded coastline areas.
The strain on the underground supply has already caused some saltwater to be suctioned into low-lying coastline areas near Hilton Head, S.C., about 40 miles east of Rincon.
Typically, within subtropical breeding grounds, mothers with young calves favor shallow coastline areas, as they offer the new moms some respite from overly amorous male whales presumed to be more common in the deeper midchannel areas.
Moreover, the pump price of diesel fuel in the rural coastline areas is normally far above the regulated pump price.
As the coastline areas have dispersed settlements located mainly in rugged terrain, and coupled with the privatisation of the power sector, this makes their electricity supply economically impossible (at least in the next decade)—in spite of the region's large daily production of oil and gas.
Sandy was blamed for at least 120 deaths and battered coastline areas from North Carolina to Maine.
Coastline areas, including dunes and coastal prairie, have been invaded by exotic species, partly due to the suppression of forest fires until the 1980s.
This week the Obama administration announced it would not open up new coastline areas in the southeastern U.S. for offshore oil drilling--a decision that came only after it became clear just how much havoc a drilling disaster could cause (and would likely cause again).
