Sentence examples for more southward from inspiring English sources

The equatorward boundary of the electrojet moved steadily southward throughout the period, however accelerated when the IMF turned more southward.

When Alerstam and his colleagues plotted the routes taken by shorebirds, they found that migrating plovers and sandpipers were curving ever more southward as they flew east.

This quake was smaller and farther away, but it would also have directed any tsunami more southward, away from Thailand, India, and Sri Lanka toward the great emptiness of the south Indian Ocean.

The direction of SFE current vector shown in the figure is predominantly eastward at the electrojet station TIR and gradually shifts more southward with increasing northward stations PND to UJJ.

Late that same day, when strengthening was underway, a Hurricane Warning was either issued or recommended from La Pesca, Mexico to Baffin Bay, Texas, though the warnings for south Texas were dropped when a more southward motion occurred.

More southward, among the Tuareg from the Sahel region [37], a frequency peak is also observed.

Long Island fishermen fear that a clampdown there will push more boats southward to the waters off New York and New Jersey, putting pressure on fish stocks and competing with a local industry still recovering from years of low catches and lost jobs.

In accordance with this rainfall pattern, tropical rainforests are typical on Caribbean slopes, whereas savannas (tropical grasslands) are more common southward in the seasonally dry areas between the Tabasará Mountains and the Pacific shoreline.

Two more faced southward: one from the kitchen-hall and one from the parlor-dining room.

The central zone, also part of the Oregonian Province, has much less freshwater input, a narrower continental shelf, strongly seasonal upwelling, and more consistent southward flow offshore.

But the ground continued to shift beneath them Tuesday night, the balance of power tilting ever more sharply, unmistakably, southward.