Sentence examples for incoming storms from inspiring English sources

Such light pollution could change the face of already stressed coastal marine ecosystems like coral reefs, which humans have come to rely on as sources of food, income, and even protection from incoming storms.

Officials had moved up the start by four hours, hoping to beat incoming storms that popped up in the morning and delayed the start — by four hours.

Their long branching arms create forests in shallow reef areas, protecting the shores from the worst of incoming storms and providing a valuable habitat for a number of fish species and other animals.

More than 450 million people live close to coral reefs and rely on them as sources of tourism revenue and protein, and as buffers that dampen the energy of incoming storms.

Many companies already rely on data from the U.S. government to keep their grids safe: The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, for instance, provides space weather forecasts that can provide some advance notice of incoming storms.

Critics might argue that they should encourage the developers to follow the example of the fishermen's cottages at Footdee - where the front doors face inwards to protect occupants from incoming storms.

In the background, we could hear a newscaster on television warning of an incoming storm.

The incoming storm brings great swells of movement – the oldest "special effect" in theatre rendered new and dramatic.

The scientists started to feel under siege, even as they were trying to analyze every new incoming storm.

"Maybe the best thing is to try to remain optimistic, especially with the incoming storm," said A. G. Kawamura, the state secretary of agriculture.

There are a couple of houses on the strand, built on stilts as a precaution against hurricanes, the mainland's first line of defence in the event of an incoming storm.