Sentence examples for severe cargo from inspiring English sources
Severe cargo congestion and labor shortages at American seaports are creating long delays in delivering goods and potential threats to national security, dockworkers and security experts say.
Indian canoes could travel for considerable distances on water but there was little or no economic incentive to build larger vessels, capable of longer trips, since there were severe limits on how much cargo could be moved when the vessels landed.
The initial triggers can vary considerably, ranging from equipment failure, an encounter with severe weather or even an improper loading of the cargo hold.
The NTSB investigation noted that Great Lakes cargo vessels could normally avoid severe storms, and called for the establishment of a limiting sea state applicable to Great Lakes bulk cargo vessels.
While returning from a brief training sortie to Gibraltar, Vanguard went to the aid of a small French merchantman whose cargo had shifted in a severe storm on 13 February 1950.
A Liberian cargo ship carrying 31 people ran aground in severe weather on Gibraltar's southern tip on Friday night.
Analysts said the cargo increase at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach — coming despite severe problems moving cargo off the docks and uncertainties over a new dockworker contract — shows that the U.S. economy is kicking into a higher gear.
A CITES report two years ago noted that for smuggled ivory, "Trade patterns have shifted to Indian Ocean seaports," and the sheer quantities of cargo moving through Asian ports "makes detection of concealed ivory a severe enforcement challenge".
Generally, the immune response elicited by viral vectors is far more severe than that of nanoparticles, as most particles are only as immunotoxic as their cargo.
While the growth in cargo carried across the oceans means that the risk of future invasions is severe, the researchers say that tackling the ballast water issue can be a powerful means of mitigation.
And at a time of severe economic hardship in Madagascar, it has provided a business bonanza for many of the local cargo boats.
