Sentence examples for ocean frontiers from inspiring English sources

"Ocean Frontiers: The Dawn of a New Era in Ocean Stewardship," documentary screening followed by a panel discussion with ocean experts.

The surprise, reported in the current issue of the journal Nature, throws light on one of the last ocean frontiers, the Arctic deep.

Re "New Sphere in Exploring the Abyss" (Aug. 26): I am heartened by the push to deeper ocean frontiers promised by the development of the new subs.

With more than 3,500 miles of coastline, Maine is America's biggest ocean frontier.

How humanity proceeds into this extraordinary ocean frontier is an ethical and moral issue.

Two weeks later Reagan's Secretary of Interior James Watt declared 700,000 square miles of our new ocean frontier open for mining only to discover the mining industry had no interest in this hugely challenging, risky and unprofitable new enterprise.

They travel across oceans and frontiers; they are shapeshifters that depart one place and one form, and pop up in another, looking and sounding very different.

Before we go to the ends of the earth in pursuit of oil, we need deeper knowledge, better technology to prevent blowouts and to clean up after accidents, and greater expertise to protect Alaska's Arctic waters, one of our oceans' last frontiers, from grave and needless risk.

The Indian Ocean is a frontier where theory runs into chaos.

By focusing on the oceans, this year's Arctic Frontiers conference brings a particular charge, as climate change will, in a few decades, open up a new ocean.

That this played into his overarching theme of the "New Frontier" with space, "the new ocean," as perhaps the ultimate frontier in an administration dedicated to advance in science and technology was all the better.