Sentence examples for of inshore from inspiring English sources
Two species of inshore dolphins are considered at high risk and in decline".
Benyon added that 8.4% of all UK waters and 24% of inshore waters already has some protection.
The recovery of striped bass stocks during the 1990's has invigorated all manner of inshore fishing methods.
For decades the S.O.R.C. was a six-week marathon of inshore and offshore races that started in St .Petersburg, Fla., and concluded in the Bahamas.
Invasive species such as the grey triggerfish are also being found in the UK for the first time, with unpredictable effects on the local ecology of inshore waters.
There are plenty of inshore beaches along the Swan River, which are less hectic and often less crowded than those on the Sunset Coast.
Fisgard, part of the inshore squadron of the Brest blockade, immediately offered battle.
De Galles knew that the British would be watching Brest harbour: their frigates were a constant presence as part of the Inshore Squadron of the blockade.
Three days later she was visited for the only time by Horatio Nelson, then a rear-admiral and in command of the inshore squadron of the blockading fleet.
In East Africa, as long ago as the 1930s, the excavations of the inshore islands and Kenyan shores of Lake Victoria by Louis Leakey and a number of colleagues began to illuminate knowledge of human and ape evolution.
Cnidaria larvae (i.e. ephyrae) and adults were counted in plankton samples from the Gulf of Tunis (inshore and offshore), in the Bay of Calvi and the Bay of Villefranche (inshore only).
