Sentence examples for ocean matters from inspiring English sources

Whether it's a puddle or an ocean matters little.

And there is a growing conviction that fluctuations in ocean currents are important in their own right especially as oil and gas production moves into deeper waters.The ocean matters to the climate in three ways.

The report, drawn up by the National Ocean Research Leadership Council (NORLC), an alliance of 12 agencies dealing with ocean matters, calls for streamlining current and future ocean observation research.

What I am asserting here is the cross contextualization of our history with the present and future as a powerful means by which to show the public exactly why the ocean matters, as history yes, but as importantly now as part of the global present and as the locus for future human survival.

Once you have the proportions of the seafood to batter down, you can vary the ocean matter.

We suspect that the postulated estrogenic endocrine disruptor molecule affecting SBTD on the AP is associated with contaminated fog (Chernyak et al. 1996), washed-up ocean matter deposited on deer browse, or ocean plants (e.g., kelp) deposited on shore.

"My grandfather said: 'People protect what they love.' And my father followed with: 'How can you protect what you don't understand?' I see my role as explaining to people why the health of oceans matters".

The Kerry conference and President Obama's announcement send an important signal to the world that oceans matter and warrant our immediate attention.

However, for the atmospheric CO2 and the climate only the net (land and ocean) uptake matters.

The researchers found that from 35° south to 45° south, water droplets formed mainly due to sulfate aerosols, whereas further south, in the 45° to 55° swath of ocean, organic matter in the sea spray was the primary source of cloud seeds.

Pollock went along for many of the ocean sequences; the Matters, in turn, brought Calder, their close friend, to Pollock's studio.