Sentence examples for dredging from from inspiring English sources

However, a local campaign called Save Our Sands has been established in an attempt to stop the dredging from happening, and has gathered more than 5,500 signatures on an online petition to prevent it.

This new plan reduces a cap on dredging from 3 million cubic meters [105 million cubic feet] to 1.1 million [38.8 million], and requires a 50-meter [164-foot] buffer zone to separate any dumped spoil from the wetlands.

One hazard of data dredging from a long list of covarying climate axes is that models with identical input localities but slightly differing background will produce substantially different climate variable importances (Fig. 10).

Others were dredged from Lake Perucac".

The shattered bedrock was later dredged from the river floor.

The city looked as if it had been dredged from underwater.

Giant earthmoving machines level mounds of sand and mud dredged from the River Thames.

You think of Dickens, and the character dredged from the river in "Our Mutual Friend".

An entire new island, called Hulhumale', has been created from sand dredged from the lagoons.

The silt would be dredged from alongside a pier in Middletown for the Naval Weapons Station Earle.

Other pastas had promise once they were dredged from the sauce.