Sentence examples for waters mean from inspiring English sources

The waves are gentle and ideal for beginner surfers, although the chilly waters mean obligatory wetsuits.

Conveniently, the surrounding shark-infested waters mean there will be a marked absence of Jubilee 2000 banners and Seattle type street unrest.

Powerful waters mean many bodies likely remain buried beneath debris and silt; one victim was found washed 80 kilometers down the valley.

Although parts of the region have been harvested before, new technologies, including highly sensitive underwater surveying and techniques for drilling in deeper waters, mean that previously undiscovered or inaccessible reserves may now be reachable.

Warmer ocean waters mean increased bleaching; and the oceans are becoming more acidic, which weakens coral skeletons.

Clean waters mean healthy communities.

Micalles said the lagoon's crystal blue waters meant it attracted large numbers of tourists.

The rising flood waters meant we could have been stranded overnight if we didn't leave.

That finding, combined with previous evidence of extinctions in tropical waters, means that the Capitanian was a global catastrophe.

Flood waters meant many had to abandon their homes, and others left because they had no electrical power.

Warmer weather means more people swim, while warmer waters means sharks expanding their range.