Sentence examples for sea development from inspiring English sources

In the Bronx, Habitat's two new buildings are partnerships with the Blue Sea Development Company, which has worked with the city on affordable housing in the past.

Islamabad and Beijing, already longtime allies against India, have grown increasingly close, as China has invested nearly sixty billion dollars in a series of land and sea development projects known as the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor.

In the Red Sea development, Exxon holds 60%; Occidental Petroleum and Marathon Oil each hold shares of 20%.

This paper presents new available high-resolution pollen and diatom evidences, relief and sedimentation processes during the New-Azov stage of the sea development, as well as the reconstruction of environmental changes in the Late Holocene.

An attempt has been made to understand, within a cause-and-effect framework, the sequence-building pattern in Proterozoic time that witnessed non-uniformiteranean microbial mat growth and epeiric sea development.

Impacts from deep sea development include destruction of habitat (such as hydrothermal vents), suspended sediment plumes, oil spills (such as Deepwater Horizon), noise and light pollution, damage to fish and invertebrate populations, and species extinction.

Interestingly, the importance of p53 in sea anemone development was recently stressed and found to be similar to its known function in vertebrate development [32].

Mr. Mubarak later allowed companies controlled by Mr. Salem to make profitable deals to resell Egyptian natural gas to Israel and buy public land on the Red Sea for development.

Climate change, which is causing the oceans to warm, is cited as the leading threat to the reef, followed by pollution running off the land into the sea, coastal development and direct impacts such as fishing.

Energy-poor Japan has just found a way to extract natural gas from frozen methane hydrate at the bottom of the sea, a development that could open the door to a giant new gas source around the world.

In the first scientific study of the monarch butterfly's most threatened habitat, researchers found evidence that a stretch of forest in the mountains of central Mexico, to which millions of the butterflies migrate from the United States each year, has been whittled down to remnants in a sea of development and deforestation.