Sentence examples for marsh for example from inspiring English sources

Don't go into your basement if your house is in a marsh, for example.

In the al-Sanaf marsh, for example, there is particular concern about selenium.

With a cameraman's eye, he knows how to take the evocative long view of a wild black locust grove against the marsh, for example, as well as the close-up.

111 Allied to terrestrial UK initiatives are nationwide plans to return large parts of the UK's drained agricultural land to wetland, fen and salt marsh (for example UK Wetland Vision).

Martin and Marsh, for example, have previously identified five elements that are conducive to academic buoyancy (dealing with the contingencies inherent in every-day academic life), namely (p.365) "control, confidence (high self-efficacy), coordination (high planning), composure (low anxiety) and commitment (high persistence)" [ 57].

Marshes, for example, can keep up with rising sea levels brought on by climate change, because as the marsh grasses slow down water, sediment carried by the water settles out, building up the soil.

More research is clearly needed to determine the mechanisms controlling fluxes of organic matter within the marsh system, for example from the marsh platform to the tidal channels and vice versa.

In my article in Thursday's Times about the future of the Nisqually watershed in Washington State, I mention efforts by conservation groups and land trusts across the country to buy up land parcels that are expected to turn into valuable ecological assets someday — marshes or swamplands, for example — as the sea rolls further inland because of global warming.

"For example, Marsh Barton in Exeter has the largest concentration of car dealerships in Europe, so for car sellers or those in related trades that's the obvious place to be".

For example, Marsh, et al. found baseline lower extremity functioning moderated the influence of two different walking programs on improvements in physical functioning [ 50].

In most cases, the program has worked well because it allows experts to concentrate on an area's specific environmental conditions -- standing fresh water in the north or salt marshes in the south, for example.