Sentence examples for oceans and many from inspiring English sources
"There are many foundations and non-governmental organisations interested in oceans and many do great work.
During a long career at Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Diebold had spent seven or so of his 66 years at sea on all the world's oceans, and many more preparing for cruises and writing up results.
Of course, trains can't get you everywhere -- they can't cross oceans, and many remote areas don't have access to them.
Each villa has a terrace facing the ocean, and many have outdoor showers.
Roller coasters, ice cream, "weeing in the ocean" and many more feature in this joyful roundup.
In addition some places, including a train station, were shown to be in the ocean and many others were wrongly labelled.
Because almost all part of the PHS is covered with ocean and many islands on this plate are volcanic, geodetic data at the non-volcanic seafloor sites provided an essential role to investigate the kinematics in the southern Kanto area.
These models would clarify the causes of global and regional warming, expanding hypoxia, declining primary production of the open ocean and many other phenomena which are currently under investigation.
The mountaintops often offer views of the clouds from above, known as the Sea of Clouds or "Huangshan Sea" because of the cloud's resemblance to an ocean, and many vistas are known by names such as "North Sea" or "South Sea".
Farmed salmon are often grown in the pathways of wild salmon migration routes, and the Monterey Bay Aquarium, Blue Ocean Institute and many other ocean-focused nonprofit groups place farmed salmon on their "do not eat" lists, largely because of the threat that farm-born diseases, waste and parasites may pose to already severely depressed runs of Atlantic salmon.
With garbage piling up, CO2 in the atmosphere causing acidification of the oceans, deforestation and many other not so good things happening that is 100% related to human activity, we need to take steps to minimize our impact on nature.
