Sentence examples for oceans and more from inspiring English sources
Eleven per cent larger, HB-SIB is designed to "cross oceans and more humid climates from east to west in the northern hemisphere", the group's website states.
As proud custodians of some of the world's most precious natural resources, our oceans (and more), the fate of small island developing states concerns us all.
Even before the hurricane, the mayor had commissioned a panel to study the changing climate, rising oceans and more powerful storms, and to propose plans to address the risks.
Rising global temperatures, largely due to man-made greenhouse gases, are the source of widely discussed, observable changes to the Earth, like melting glaciers, rising sea levels, warming oceans, and more extreme weather events, such as hurricanes, droughts, forest fires, and floods.
But some analysts are now pointing to the possibility of another peak one not of supply, but of demand.The forecasts of future demand used by the supermajors show oil sales rising inexorably as more cars hit the roads, more trade crosses the oceans and more aircraft take to the skies.
A minimum of 90percentt of the world will be covered by the survey, with coverage of both freshwater and saltwater rivers, lakes, oceans and more occurring at least twice per body every 21 days.
Ed loved his two islands; he loved the ocean, and, more than anything, he loved his family and his friends.
From a bathroom window upstairs, you could catch sight of the ocean and more when the foliage was gone.
Housed at Cornell University, the Blaschka collection of glass invertebrates includes enchanting and impossibly rare jellyfishes of the open ocean and more common but equally beautiful octopus, squid, anemones and nudibranchs from British tide pools and Mediterranean shores.
A tsunami caused by an undersea earthquake on December 26 , 2004killed more than 225,000 people in eleven countries bordering the Indian Ocean; and more than 1,400 people died within a single day when the storm surge generated by Hurricane Katrina overwhelmed the New Orleans levee system on August 29, 2005 [ 3].
That solves two problems: no more trash in the oceans and introducing more sustainable products into the human circle of life.
