Sentence examples for made open water from inspiring English sources

This system made open water fisheries management more difficult, and encouraged the indiscriminate exploitation of open water fisheries resources.

However, this declaration made open water fisheries management more difficult, as local muscle men took advantage of the open access by excluding poor people from the resources thus, unlimited access for fishing was established.

Swimming in the manufactured lagoon was a breeze when compared with the 2007 world championship in Melbourne, Australia, where the competitors had to contend with 10-foot swells and stinging jellyfish, on top of the usual stray elbows and other physical contact that make open-water swimming a blood kin of water polo.

Throughout the day, Warren's squadron closed from the north-east while Bompart made frantic efforts to reach open water.

This made more open water and allowed the sunlight to be absorbed, which is why the Arctic is warmer this year," he said.

Dopamine release can take about 100 to 200 milliseconds, so Ridgway pored over 4 decades of recordings made in open waters to time the animals' responses.

In the $500-800 500-800you've got rangeyouolid Panasonic and Sony models that have been used to make films like "Open Water" and lots of documentaries.

Payne will make her seasonal open water debut at the test event in Barcelona in June.

On the other hand, open water makes a better "sink" for absorbing atmospheric greenhouse gases.

David Davies says he is motivated to make the Olympic 10km open water event after no British men qualified for the event at the World Chapionships.

If you are going on an especially long journey through open water, make and file a "float plan" of your intended route and give a copy of it to the Coast Guard and a family member or friend who is not accompanying you on the journey.