Sentence examples for increase in ship from inspiring English sources
After an increase in ship traffic in the 1890s, the Army Corps of Engineers said that a canal was needed for shipping route between the Hudson and Harlem Rivers.
The shipping companies calculate that the pilots will be earning $530,000 a year by 2015 if the rate change is adopted, based partly on an anticipated increase in ship traffic.
Yet there is also wide recognition among federal scientists, even in the minerals service, that the many activities associated with oil drilling — the seismic tests, the vast increase in ship traffic, the noise, the potential spills — can only weaken the bear's resilience.
Recently, there has been a gradual increase in ship's demand for various multimedia services such as full-duplex digital data transfers, video streaming, and even internet access.
Because of the sharp increase in ship traffic and the anthropogenic use of offshore waters (such as pipelines for gas and oil and windmill farms), an enormous pressure on the environment could be observed in the last decades [54].
The increase in shipping-related invasions may be attributed to the increase in shipping volume throughout the region, changing trade patterns that result in new shipping routes, improved water quality in port environments, augmented opportunities for overlap with other introduction vectors, and increasing awareness and research effort [358] [359].
During the increase in shipping in the 19th century the gastropod spread to the United States.
The first-quarter increase in shipping days will be offset by an equal reduction of days in the fourth quarter.
Over the past decade, the USPS has lost around $60bn despite a 60% increase in shipping and package revenue.
Shipping traffic overall through the Arctic has doubled since 2008, with some estimates of a 30-fold increase in shipping by 2020.
Last year, UPS achieved a 2.1% reduction in emissions, despite a 2.3% increase in shipping volume, with aircraft accounting for about 58% of its GHG emissions.
