Sentence examples for maritime strength from inspiring English sources

"The United Kingdom will then lack the maritime strength to deal with the threats we face right now, let alone in the future.

The modernization of China's navy, and the political emphasis placed on maritime strength by the new Chinese government, made the Japanese "very nervous," said Professor Hu, of Fudan University.

Under Mr. Xi, China has flexed its maritime strength in the waters surrounding it, challenging some American allies, including Japan and the Philippines, over territorial issues, and responding to President Obama's policy of refocusing American military and economic interests on the Asia-Pacific region.

As principal secretary, he supported exploration, colonization, the use of England's maritime strength and the plantation of Ireland.

Unsurprisingly, maritime studies is a particular strength here, including courses in the design of yachts and small craft.

In a show of strength, China sent two maritime law enforcement ships to the islands, which are known as the Diaoyu in China and the Senkaku in Japan.

Once arctic air moves over an unfrozen ocean, the air mass modifies greatly over the warmer water and takes on the character of a maritime air mass, which reduces the strength of the high-pressure system.

For all of its strengths, where China's new maritime might is concerned, the coastguard is still the little league.

The funding and planned roles for the new equipment in the south marks a shift from Japan's emphasis on security on its northern maritime border with Russia to counter the growing strength of the Chinese.

Maritime evacuation would play to Auckland's geographic strength: its double harbour access, and would likely ease congestion on available motorways.

In the UK, Lloyds surveyors look after the strength of the ship while the maritime department for transport surveyors look after the safety of ships.