Sentence examples for valuable shore from inspiring English sources

This is not the first time a religious order facing economic hardship has decided to sell valuable shore property in the vicinity.

They also sweep valuables into shore that were once too far out at sea to reach.

Because China makes up roughly half the incremental market for semiconductor wafer fabrication equipment, moreover, the campaign to deny to China state-of-the-art microchips will reliably drive one of our most valuable and coveted industries off shore.

Recent research using short-duration tags around oceanic islands (i.e., where deep waters are close to shore) has provided valuable and insightful data on diving behavior, beaked whale echolocation, and identifying beaked whale prey [6], [7], [8].

When your belongings do inevitably get stolen, your real valuables will be safe on shore.

Most of the stolen crude is pumped straight from the pipeline onto barges which then transfer the valuable load onto ships waiting off shore - an operation known as bunkering.

When cod and other valuable fishes began to disappear from near-shore waters of the northwest Atlantic Ocean in the 1980s, fishing vessels sailed into ever deeper waters and dropped modified nets in search of new catches.

But always remember that your wave will someday hit the shore — make sure it brings something valuable with it.

Also distinct from territorial waters are the claims made after 1945 by many states to the continental shelf off their shores, in or on which potentially valuable resources might exist.

Because their growth is influenced by physical habitat conditions, such as sediment quality and near-shore gradient, macrophytes may also be valuable indicators of shoreline restoration efforts.

McDonnell was selected for the first team all-Division in the A-Shore Conference, and was the most valuable player at the WOBM Holiday Classic.