Sentence examples for many onshore from inspiring English sources

Chief Minister of Jersey Ian Gorst and other officials insist that the island is now more transparent than many onshore jurisdictions.

The problem is that the least-cost, least-risk route does not involve enough gas for the fracking-obsessed chancellor George Osborne and too many onshore wind farms for the vocal fringe of Tory backbenchers who have put Cameron's head in a spin.

In recent years, many onshore wind turbines are erected in seismic active regions and on soils with poor load bearing capacity, where pile grids are inevitable to transfer the loads into the ground.

The onshore e-commerce fund of funds that he plans to launch soon for U.S. investors would be similar to the offshore fund, but it would not be a clone, as are many onshore and offshore funds with the same manager.

Moreover, an onshore-offshore seismic profile just south of the MTJ (Henstock et al. 1997) not only shows many examples of onshore slab PmP reflections, but also shows tomographic evidence for a wave-speed anomaly associated with a stalled slab.

Buying interest is particularly strong among the international oil majors, which sold off many of their onshore assets in the United States over the last decade and are now eager to come back.

Unlike in solar, many countries have onshore wind turbine producers.

Both parties have sought to appear tough on asylum, despite recent opinions polls which suggest many Australians support onshore processing of asylum seekers.

Many base load onshore LNG plants use large number of Air-Fin-Coolers normally mounted on the center pipe rack of the LNG process train.

And in marked contrast to some of the nimby attitudes displayed by many Britons towards onshore wind turbines, Spanish villagers welcomed the new technology with open arms, Ms Franco says.

There are many other large onshore wind farms including some, both planned and operating, which are in community ownership.