Sentence examples for dredging to a from inspiring English sources

"It seems that we are committing the entire harbor to dredging to a 50-foot depth without a comprehensive review".

Dredging to a depth of 41 feet will make way for the 50,000-ton 50,000-tonying food that are shipsd to reacarryingort by July.

The port has been dredged to a comfortable 18 metres and was inaugurated in January.

To serve larger ships, the lanes will be dredged to a depth of 50 feet, from their present depth of about 35 feet.

The two agencies have a permit to dredge to a 45-foot depth that was issued before the "fish windows" legislation was passed and they plan to start later this month.

To accommodate the largest ships, canal developers plan to dredge to a depth of between 85-98 feet (26-30m), a process that will certainly disrupt local fishing and tourism near Lake Nicaragua.

Beebe compared the knowledge that could be gained of the deep ocean from dredging to what an a visitor from Mars could learn about a fog-shrouded earthly city by using a dredge to pick up bits of debris from a street.

Funding levels for maintenance remain "at a bare minimum" and more money must be found for dredging to avoid a repeat of the winter's devastation, MPs said.

Conditions include an order that no more than 3% of the coral reefs off the east coast of Barrow be destroyed by dredging to build a jetty to dock LNG tankers.

When the Illinois and Michigan Canal opened in 1848, the landmass at Wolf Point was decreased by dredging to accommodate a turning basin for ships.

Dredged to create a deep, fast-moving channel and with upstream dams releasing water at constant and high rate -- all to accommodate barge traffic -- the Missouri has become increasingly unfriendly for the species.