Sentence examples for waters deep from inspiring English sources

In earliest Silurian time the Dob's Linn locality was situated environmentally in marine waters deep enough to remain unaffected by these changes.

Shoal waters is a relative phrase because cod always like their waters deep, and here deep means anything between 60 and 120 feet.

In less than 50 years, waters deep in the North Atlantic and Arctic have become significantly fresher, matched by growing saltiness in the tropical Atlantic.

The Internet seems at times to be transforming us into cyborgs; the Arab Spring appears to be sinking into an Islamist Winter; global warming pushes Atlantic waters deep into New York City Europee's grand experiment in unity seems on the edge of unraveling; the spread between the 1 percent and the rest yawns wider by the minute; China grows and grows, but no one is sure into what.

Like salmon, orcas carry nutrients from our waters deep inland.

However, as Jeanne moved toward an area of warmer waters, deep convection redeveloped around the eye.

Waters deeper than 6,000 m are treated separately as the hadal realm by ecologists.

They say that they have drilled more than 4,000 wells in the gulf's deep waters, including 700 in waters deeper than 5,000 feet.

Overall, most of the NOR5/OM60 sequences were retrieved from marine coastal settings, whereas there were fewer from open-ocean surface waters, deep-sea sediment, freshwater, saline lakes and soil.

Drilling costs alone can run to $1 million a day in waters deeper than 10,000 feet.

The UKDEAL datasets listed one platform and eleven wellheads in waters deeper than 200 m.