Sentence examples for waters could be from inspiring English sources

At current rates, Arctic waters could be ice-free in summer by the end of the decade, scientists say.

Almost 150 oil platforms in UK waters could be scrapped within the next 10 years, according to industry analysts.

Environmental groups say a spill in the Arctic's inaccessible waters could be even more catastrophic than the Gulf of Mexico accident.

First, that smugglers who were illegally trafficking people in international waters could be charged with a crime if they asked to be rescued.

While open Arctic waters could be a boon for shipping, fishing and oil exploration, an annual seesawing between ice and no ice could be a particularly harsh jolt to polar bears.

Scientists predict that if enough ice melts in the Arctic, some warm Gulf Stream waters could be diverted into the area, warming Greenland and the Canadian Arctic, but lowering temperatures in Britain and Norway.

"That same property on the water could be $3,500".

Inside, there were so many leaks that water could be heard trickling all over the building.

Water could be seen rising up stairwells and partially submerging ticket barriers at Didcot Parkway.

In Fallbrook today, helicopters trailing large buckets of water could be seen crisscrossing the sky.

In 1991, water could be found 10 metres below the surface.