Sentence examples for venturing offshore from inspiring English sources

One can scarcely hope to see a member of this family in a lifetime of venturing offshore in this part of the world.

Although less known, President Obama also authorized the Coast Guard to consider mandating radio beacons for boats venturing offshore and mandating that boaters wear life jacket in many situations (the Coast Guard has long required boaters to have life jackets on board, even if they are not worn).

In the medical world, international clinical services ('medical tourism') are now commonplace [ 13], north south health dialogues are multiplying [ 14], practice standards are converging to global accreditation norms [ 15], while even the training of junior doctors [ 16] and nurses [ 17] is venturing offshore.

One explanation is that women generally have more subcutaneous fat and can tolerate cold water for longer periods; another theory is that fishing close to the shoreline seemed a natural job for women while their husbands ventured offshore in their boats.

To address this issue, the Centre for Offshore Oil, Gas and Energy Research COOGERR) in the Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO), in partnership with AMEC Earth and Environmental, conducted a research program in July 2009 on produced water from the Venture offshore production facility on the Scotian Shelf (Fig. 1).

On August 8, after Arlene regenerated, residents in Bermuda were advised to not venture offshore on any vessel and rush all hurricane preparations to completion.

In particular, it has not yet ventured into offshore Arctic fields or into unconventional sources like oil sands or shale.

Having invested $2.6 billion in joint ventures with offshore trading companies, Gazprom now controls the supply, sale and distribution of natural gas through much of Europe.

In their marine rescue efforts, the Coast Guard has noticed that many boaters do not wear life jackets that can prevent or delay drowning, and a number of boats venture miles offshore without a radio beacon that can help rescuers find troubled boaters.

Gazprom also operates the country's natural gas pipeline grid, giving it immense power over competitors, and in the East European and Baltic region, Gazprom now has at least 23 big joint ventures and offshore companies, many of them involved in gas distribution and transportation.

Some members of Congress want to ban BP from running new offshore ventures.