Sentence examples for entanglement risk from inspiring English sources

California's coast is a major migration route for several whale species, and the underwater structures of the floating wind turbines could pose an entanglement risk.

"Unfortunately, what we've seen historically and most dramatically in the last few years is that even simple lines can form an entanglement risk," says Calambokidis, co-founder and research biologist at Cascadia Research in Olympia, Washington.

At first, Una keeps the sensitive, good-natured Ferrel at bay, trying to convince herself that she has studying to do, when in fact she is too timid to risk entanglement with so formidable a man.

The most curious thing about the Arc Hub (its circular design) is also its main shortcoming: Because it's a circle, you'll be threading cables in a snail-shell pattern, where your wires risk entanglement with the more ports you use.

Second: The US risks entanglement against its will in a regional, age-old conflict.

Right whales ingest plankton with wide-open mouths, risking entanglement in any rope or net fixed in the water column.

Temer's government risks entanglement in the ongoing investigation into kickbacks at Petrobras, which ensnared dozens of politicians in Rousseff's coalition.

The extreme size of the largest whales puts them at risk of entanglement in fishing gear and trauma from ship strikes.

This paper defines a methodology to compare different offshore renewable energy (ORE) mooring configurations in terms of the risk of entanglement they present to marine megafauna.

Recommendations need to be developed, assessing the risk of entanglement of ORE mooring configurations at the beginning of their design process.

The Japanese were dismayed by what they saw as American support for rightist politicians, frightened by the risk of entanglement in nuclear crises, and fuming over U.S. control of Okinawa.