Sentence examples for waters force from inspiring English sources

Scientists believe warmer coastal waters force the prey of sea lions — squid and sardines, for example — deeper beneath the ocean's surface.

In Jeff VanderMeer's 2017 novel, rising waters force a child named Rachel to flee her island home, so she moves "from camp to camp, country to country," hoping that she "could outrun the unraveling of the world". Later, in a nameless ruined city, the 28-year-old Rachel befriends an amorphous creature, Borne, who smells like brine and reminds her of the sea animals of her childhood.

The new report, published in the journal Nature, finds that nine states could see population declines as rising waters force people to flee.

During that time, rising waters forced the Louvre museum to move artwork to higher floors.

Rising waters forced the evacuation of many residents, and a scene of devastation greeted them upon their return.

Last December, shipments to two ports in Michigan were canceled because shallow waters forced them to shut down.

But critics recall that during the hot summer in 2003, low river waters forced the government to turn off several nuclear plants.

The boat he and 12 others had hired died in choppy waters, forcing a daring rescue by Her Majesty's Coastguard.

At any rate, the crew sailed upriver as far as Albany, where shallow waters forced them to turn back: this wasn't the way to Cathay.

The rising waters forced the closure of a natural gas plant and petrochemical factories in the western city of Hazira in Gujarat.

But a deflected header from Waters forced a flying save from Will Norris moments later, before the former Crewe man took it around the keeper to level.