Sentences with phrase «longest shore lines»
Indonesia, the country with the second longest shore lines in the world, has over 60 % of its population residing along the coast, the grand majority of this population working directly as fisherman or as part of the fishing industry.
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After signing Jake Long they shored up most of their offensive line, but there is talk that Roger Saffold could ask for a trade because he doesn't want to move to right tackle.
Which hurt us in the long run because we always negated truly shoring up our lines because appliance knew Peyton would get rid of the ball quick allowing us to use premium picks elsewhere.
Long insisted the party hadn't tossed Lazio aside to shore up its ballot line.
In the rest of the islands» Exclusive Economic Zone — waters out to 200 miles from shore — they were fished by long - line tuna boats from Hawaii.
To estimate whale density, we conducted visual line transect surveys along four north - south and four east - west tracklines (i.e., long shore and perpendicular) using standard line - transect methods [22] and analyzed sighting data with Distance (V5.0), using the conventional distance sampling analysis engine [23].
Penalizing / restricting libraries may shore up the bottom line in the short term, but it cripples an important tool for increasing brand awareness and loyalty in the long run.
A long stretch of clean sand lines this arch on Cuba's southern shore.
There are rocky shores under towering limestone cliffs, long, palm - lined coastlines, and more secluded bays.
Due Malta's coast being predominantly rocky, a long promenade lines the shores instead of your usual beaches, but it is not short of stunning views.
The wave is not as long as it used to be, but it's more hollow and with many peaks all along the shore line, Now Sandino has around 04 different peaks each wave has a certain particularity.
Pressure ridges (2 - 4 + meters high above water, often miles long) were visible off shore at variable distance, defining the line where free circulating pack ice bumped up against grounded shore ice.