Sentence examples for less offshore from inspiring English sources

Most clupeiforms inhabit more or less offshore open waters in abundant schools.

"The way to deal with this – and realise the savings the Treasury wants to achieve – is to have more onshore renewable energy, which requires lower levels of subsidy, and less offshore, which requires more.

Indeed Britain chalks up the world's biggest trade surplus in business services (see chart).If Britain is to retain its edge in business services, its companies will need to do more rather than less offshoring.

Solar energy (not much use in cloudy Germany) would get less, while offshore wind power would get more.Only the most stubborn optimists think this will be enough.

The annual cost for the whole economy might be £6.5 billion.Policies that concentrated more on cheaper renewables such as biomass, and less on offshore wind and solar panels, would make things less expensive.

That helped to push up its secrecy score, though it remains one of the less opaque offshore financial centres.In September David Cameron, the British prime minister, told the House of Commons that: "I do not think it is fair any longer to refer to any of [Britain's] overseas territories or crown dependencies as tax havens.

The most realistic designs produced so far would reduce residents to living in cabins that, however sumptuously kitted out, would be little bigger than a typical millionaire libertarian's bathroom.Some seasteaders think the way forward is to build less ambitious offshore communities to demonstrate the potential of the idea.

On the basis that the contractors in question work in more or less every offshore field in the world, the commission found, this amounts to a systemic failure in the industry.The American Petroleum Institute (API) sees this aspersion on the industry as a whole as unfair, since however much work those companies do they are only three in a sector of hundreds.

"It's far less work offshore so we don't have all the inherent risks of bringing people here".

There are opportunities in new designs or configurations, which can potentially lower cost of energy in a less restrictive offshore environment.

Harvesting this energy would cost about $36 billion less than offshore oil and gas production, while creating about three times as many jobs.