Sentence examples for dredging on from inspiring English sources

A contractor dredging on the nearby Choccolocco creek noticed largemouth bass with blistered scales.

The 2012 federal budget calls for dredging on only 16 of the 63 federally maintained ports on the lakes.

But there has been relatively little other work done to assess the impact of dredging on the reef.

Since about 1850 the Tyne Improvement Commission has carried out dredging on the lower river, dock construction, and improvement of the entrance.

The effects of dredging on the benthic communities in the Noosa River, a subtropical estuary in SE Queensland, Australia, were examined using a 'Beyond BACI' experimental design.

This study used a before after-impact experimental design with 16 fishing intensity levels to assess the impact of scallop dredging on before after-impact at two experimental sites.

Deeper approach channels are being dredged on both coasts.

"But everyone's blaming it on the Thames silting up, on it not being dredged, on the drains.

The ancient ditches are no longer dredged on a regular basis and have become choked with silt.

More recently, andesites dredged on the Daito Ridge (8 and 9 in Table 1 and Fig. 3) returned 40Ar/39Ar ages of ∼116 119 Ma (Ishizuka et al. 2011a).

A Port of Dover spokesman said: "Protesters need to be clear that 99.7% of the Goodwin Sands will be untouched". It said the sands had been dredged on numerous occasions since World War Two and the dredging was "vital to deliver the sympathetic regeneration of Dover, awaited for over 70 years".