Sentence examples for inshore waters from inspiring English sources

PTTEP Australasia's own study found no oil had reached Indonesia's coast or inshore waters.

Pesticide residues from cotton and sugarcane cultivation may pose a threat in some inshore waters".

These are generally small fishing boats, open or decked, working inshore waters.

"We've already created 27 marine conservation zones and a quarter of English inshore waters are in protected areas".

Benyon added that 8.4% of all UK waters and 24% of inshore waters already has some protection.

Around a quarter of our inshore waters (out to 12 nautical miles) are in some form of marine protected area.

THANKS to the cold Humboldt current, Peru's inshore waters are home to one of the world's greatest fisheries.

Chile hung on to its inshore waters, which contain most of the fish in the disputed area.

Butterflyfishes usually frequent shallow inshore waters, where they feed on a variety of crustaceans and on coral polyps.

Invasive species such as the grey triggerfish are also being found in the UK for the first time, with unpredictable effects on the local ecology of inshore waters.

I'll take that on the chin, because the increasing pressures of scallop-dredging inshore waters is one of the most worrying issues in UK marine conservation.