Sentence examples for shipping access from inspiring English sources
In terms of resource exploitation, shipping access and human settlement Alaska is likely to become a more attractive proposition.
Today, it has been estimated that one-third of Chinas international trade is conducted from the wharves along the Huangpu River, which provides shipping access to both the Yangtze River and the East China Sea.
Amazon prime includes two day free shipping, access to online videos and television shows, and access to streaming music.
These buildings remind us why manufacturing existed in densely populated urban centers like Manhattan in the first place: the ready availability of creative talent, proximity to train lines and shipping, access to a seemingly unlimited number of consumers.
Treated for centuries like a conveniently located industrial latrine, valued largely for its shipping access, walled off from the city's residents with highways and bulkheads and metal gates, the waterfront -- 578 astonishingly varied miles of beach and marsh, river and bay, bluff and cove and pier -- has been showered with affection and money in recent years.
In addition to free streaming movies and shows, Prime members receive free two-day shipping, access to Kindle's Lending Library and unlimited cloud storage for photos, among other things.
And the differentiation between wired and wireless networks may well be about the phone company not wanting to give shipping container access to its wireless data centers, since they could flood the limited wireless capacity.
The company has built up a robust Prime business, where users pay annual subscriptions to get faster shipping and access to content like movies and music.
In 1885 a channel was dredged to give larger ships access to the port.
This is altering marine ecosystems and leading to greater ship access, offshore development opportunity, and increased community vulnerability to coastal erosion.
In 1986, the United States threatened that it would limit Japanese ships' access to U.S. fish stocks if Japan continued to allow whaling.
