Sentence examples for widespread seas from inspiring English sources

Workers in the disaster zones then faced widespread seas of destruction: vast areas, even whole towns and cities, had been washed away or covered by great piles of mud and debris.

Moreover, a possible relationship between this widespread sea-level drop and glacio-eustasy seems plausible, and could be linked to the cooling event proposed in the literature for the late Early Aptian.

Although geographically widespread, sea anemone species differ in their preferred habitat (e.g. reef zonation, substrate, depth; [ 24]).

Coincident with the expansion of the Antarctic ice cap at 14 Ma, there was initial widespread deep sea erosion and changes in patterns of deep sea sedimentation.

The incorporation of local traditions, such as myths recalling precedents in particular areas, could make a significant difference to the degree of community acceptance of adaptation strategies [75, 76], particularly as the disruption of human livelihoods along Asia-Pacific coasts becomes more widespread as sea level rises over the next few decades and beyond [83].

The scleractinian coral Desmophyllum dianthus is a widespread deep-sea coral species, with a cosmopolitan distribution from the sub-Antarctic to the North Sea [10].

However, most will remain wary until geologists find more widespread records of sea-level changes.

First, the strong warming in the Arctic in recent decades, among other factors, has triggered widespread melting of sea ice.

In this work, DsbA and MsrA were found to be widespread selenoproteins in sea marine invertebrates, as shown in Table  1.

The extensive, bipolar nature of this deep-sea chemosynthetic tubeworm also accentuates that being widespread in the deep-sea is a real and common pattern, with examples supported by molecular data emerging from a variety of additional taxa in recent years [ 8, 55– 58].

These seas deposited widespread blankets of sediment that preserved treasure troves of fossil remains of marine animals.