Sentence examples for maritime it from inspiring English sources

"It might be maritime, it might not".

As Barbara moved toward the Canadian Maritimes, it began to undergo an extratropical transition, completing the transition by late on August 15 just south of Nova Scotia.

This is due to Moncton's central location in the Maritimes: it has the largest catchment area in Atlantic Canada with 1.6 million people living within a three-hour drive of the city.

If there's any town in Canada's three Maritime Provinces that prides itself on its maritime history, it is Halifax, capital of Nova Scotia.

Rockland's roots are in fishing and the maritime industry—it's host to the annual world's largest Lobster Festival but the community also is fast becoming a year-round art center with nearly two-dozen galleries and the Farnsworth Art Museum, in addition to the new CMCA.

But if it compromises on the questions of maritime boundaries, it could provide the grounds for territorial challenges from another neighbor, Indonesia.

The navy insists that it is already at or near the minimum needed to be a coherent maritime force (it already has less than a tenth of the number of ships it boasted in 1945).

Hence, to the effect that this article focuses on the interface between piracy and its implications on China's maritime security it employs qualitative methodology using descriptive and analytical approaches since a better understanding on the issues raised here could be done only by tracing the developments over time qualitatively.

Britain is not the maritime colossus it was 125 years ago when its naval power was unrivaled, or even 25 years ago, when its dockyards still turned out three or four ships a year.

But when its paired with Nicholson's denim maritime swishers, it's elevated into a look that would make people turn heads.

But  when its paired with Nicholson's denim maritime swishers, it's elevated into a look that would make people turn heads.