Sentence examples for shore effect from inspiring English sources

Was this the early seed of the "Jersey Shore" effect?

Hotels and travel agents are reporting a surge of interest, which they are putting down to the Geordie Shore effect.

Attention was focussed on 2D cross-shore effects in a situation with sandy dunes and extreme water levels and wave conditions.

Because oil never reached Franklin County shores, effects of the disaster would have been indirect (i.e., not due to direct exposure to the oil) but may have been significant nonetheless.

The state's blueprint for development at the shore took effect last week, having survived a state Senate resolution to kill the building restrictions and protests by some environmental groups that the rules were too lax.

But if Abkhaz repatriation picks up speed, it could have a long-term effect, shoring up ties with Turkey, reaffirming its split from Georgia and lessening its reliance on Russia.

Corridor commissioned a study on the effects of an oil spill off the coast of Newfoundland, and found that oil would likely not wash up on shore and any effects would be minimal, CBC reported.

"What you see here is the State of New York playing Russian roulette with the South Shore in order to effect a philosophic change in the way we manage the coast," he said.

The thing is though, even with that relatively sub-par genital warts joke I've just made, I'm both responding to and perpetuating the effect Ibiza Shore will most likely have: furthering Ibiza's reputation as a one-stop shop for booze, promiscuity, dodgy pizza and 3am curbside meltdowns.

Forest area in green spaces and pond area had positive effects, and distance from continuous forests in the suburbs and the rate of pond shore protection had negative effects on the number of eggs.

That would have the effect of shoring up Yahoo's sagging stock price.