Sentence examples for vulnerable sea from inspiring English sources

An estimated 80% of imports arrive via vulnerable sea routes from the Middle East and Africa.

Much of the oil comes from the Middle East and Africa and is transported via vulnerable sea lanes.

Energy from Central Asia comes via land-based pipelines that are considered safer than the more vulnerable sea routes from the Middle East.

One wonders how the Chinese approach to policing the region's insecurity, as well as vulnerable sea lanes and ports, might diverge from America's.But there's another point worth considering.

"The melting of the Arctic ice is uncovering a new and vulnerable sea, but countries like Russia and Norway want to turn it into the next Saudi Arabia," warned Greenpeace Russia Arctic campaigner Vladimir Chuprov in a statement.

The result is increasingly acidic water that carries fewer carbonate ions, critical building blocks for the skeletons and shells of many valuable and vulnerable sea animals such as clams, crabs, lobsters, shrimp and sea butterflies.

San Francisco proposes $8 million to find a fix for quake-vulnerable sea wall.

(While we're not at risk of major earthquakes and tsunamis, our nuclear stations are vulnerable to sea surges, rising sea levels and terrorist attacks).

Climate scientists maintain that people, businesses and infrastructure in low-lying coastal areas of the contiguous 48 U.S. states are vulnerable to sea level rise, and world sea levels have risen by 8 inches (20.3 centimetres) since 1880.

According to Nurse et al. (2014), small islands are especially vulnerable to sea level rise, cyclones, increasing air and sea surface temperatures, and changing rainfall patterns.

New York City is one of the world cities most vulnerable to sea level rises – by 2100, scientists predict sea levels could be up to 75 inches higher than they are today along the city's coastline and estuaries.