Sentence examples for dredging over from inspiring English sources
"When it's dredging over a shallow sandbar, that's when you break your neck," he often says.
Archaeological dredging over the past 100 years has cleaned out large and significant cenotes, netting human remains, gold, jade and innumerable clues to a civilization long faded.
The Bill also restricts dredging over a decade-long period, with the exception of priority ports.
Climate change isn't the sole culprit; for example, much of the land loss to date, the NCA says, can be traced to canal dredging over the past 80 years.
"Reefs suffer simultaneously from dredging, over-harvesting, pollution, sewage, sediments and steadily increasing temperatures," said Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute marine ecologist Jeremy Jackson, a co-author of the paper, in a statement.
Serve hot with a sprinkle of grappa and the orange sugar dredged over the top.
And cleanup is a slow process: General Electric, which was ordered by the Environmental Protection Agency in 2002 to dredge over two million pounds of PCB-laden mud from the river bottom, has yet to comply with the agency's directive.
More than 2,000 pits have been dredged over decades of oil operations in Kern County, according to water board records.
The soil type in New Orleans was Aquent dredged over alluvium in an elevated location to provide adequate drainage.
As is often the case once a sea food is commodified, urchins are often dredged and over-fished.
A bigger row followed over dredging at Abbot Point, another reef port, linked to coal projects by Adani and GVK, two Indian companies.
