Sentence examples for sluggish water from inspiring English sources

Sluggish water flows through the mangrove vegetation and enhanced sediment deposition are essential to maintain these valuable ecosystems, thereby enabling their contribution to coastal protection and stabilization.

Toxic algae flourished in the warmer, more sluggish waters.

In the sluggish waters of large rivers live large species of suckers, cyprinids (such as carp), and many catfishes generally characterized by environmental tolerances and nonrestrictive feeding habits.

Candidates include the Sargasso Sea, a zone of sluggish waters in the North Atlantic off the British territory of Bermuda that is full of floating seaweed among which both American and European eels breed.

Writer lived in a large plantation-like suburban house called April Folly, & hired four natives as servants, all of whom had bilharzia, a parasitic disease transmitted by snails living in sluggish waters.

Only the spire of the red-brick Victorian St. Pancras train station and an abandoned old building by the sluggish waters of the Regent's Canal are reminders that this King's Cross area was once a hub of industrial activity, where grain arrived from the countryside to feed London back in 1851.

They are usually found in sluggish, muddy water.

The rivers in the West Bengal area are sluggish; little water passes down them to the sea.

But she was feeling so sluggish in the water that it didn't make much sense to wait.

So, sprayed copiously with insect repellent, an essential summer evening precaution in Scandinavian forests against biting midges and mosquitoes, off we set with a push from Norvald into the sluggish but clear water.

Most of Russia's inland water is sluggish, swampy, inert; Baikal's is quick.