Sentence examples for marines because of from inspiring English sources

Securing the camp, which had not been bombed by American warplanes, had required the deployment of the marines because of its size.

The Rev. Dean Brackley belonged to an order of priests, the Jesuits, sometimes referred to as "God's Marines," because of a 16th-century founder's military background and because of their long tradition of intellectual rigor as teachers and missionaries.

They said that his future was at stake, that he might not get into the Marines because of her.

It has been hypothesized that freshwater herrings also invaded African freshwaters from marine environments because of this marine incursion [64].

Kennedy and Crozier (2010) showed a correlation between migration timing and marine mortality and concluded that the trend towards earlier migration has increased marine mortality because of a mismatch between river and ocean temperatures.

Such data are particularly relevant in marine ecosystems because of the possibility that many species have wide dispersal [6], and the increasing focus on marine protected areas as a management strategy [1].

White oak is used for flooring and marine work because of its durability.

Such prevailing winds have long been known in marine environments because of their influence on the great sailing ships.

The south coast, officially designated an Area of Outstanding Beauty, has excellent examples of differential marine erosion because of its diverse geologic strata.

Dolphin and porpoise species that have adapted to rivers and deltas around the world have long been considered some of the most vulnerable of marine mammals because of their restricted habitats.

The GANE study noted that parts of the Gulf of Mexico were losing marine animals because of high levels of eutrophication (the process by which the nutrient-stimulated growth of aquatic plants depletes oxygen from the water).