Sentence examples for harbours would be from inspiring English sources

A few days later however an Imperial delegation visited the ministers declaring that the Shogunate was abolished, that harbours would be open in accordance with International treaties, and that foreigners would be protected.

If 30 Australians drowned in Sydney Harbour it would be a national tragedy.

By which I think he meant the loose spontaneity of Vivid's twinkling harbour spirit would be doused if it sunk to box-ticking.

During the discussions, it was indicated that whilst the sandbank could be removed by a variety of methods, it would not significantly improve access to the harbour, and that a harbour of refuge would be better on the Welsh coast.

Although CCNE1 amplification was restricted to a subset of cancers harbouring 19q12 amplification, we set out to investigate if breast cancer cells harbouring CCNE1 amplification would be selectively dependent on the expression of this gene for their survival.

Although initial studies suggested that only tumours harbouring EGFR mutations would be sensitive to EGFR tyrosine kinase inhibitors, there are compelling data to suggest that tumours harbouring EGFR amplification may also respond well to these new agents [ 22].

This would then allow for the clinician to predict with a fair amount of certainty whether or not cancers harbouring these mutations would be more or less aggressive and could therefore influence decisions regarding additional systemic therapies.

The governor refused to comply but the Russian troops left the town shortly afterwards and the governor stated that, whilst he could not order them out of the harbour, Cumming and Key would be permitted to enter the harbour to take them.

Yet the club are perfectly aware that disorder, triggered by fans who still harbour a wild grudge, would be seriously bad for their reputation.

Dumping our bags, we caught a bus from the CBD over the harbour bridge, thinking it would be a good way to take in the view.

Hans does this despite knowing that if he was found to be harbouring a Jew he would be killed, which proves that Hans is always willing to help other people, regardless of the consequences for him.