Sentences with phrase «most dangerous waters»

Somalia is a hotbed for maritime piracy, and has the most dangerous waters to travel in by far.

In fact, the network may now be tempting its millions of fans to dip their toes back into the most dangerous waters of the past crisis: flipping.

The trailer has been released for the Tim Kirby - directed «Action Point,» former «Jackass» star Johnny Knoxville's new film which has been inspired by New Jersey's most dangerous water park.

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And what about the kitchen where most of you keep dangerous items like knives, blenders, posts of boiling water, etc.?

The report ranked this impending water crisis as the most dangerous risk facing our civilisation, followed by fast - spreading pandemics.

For someone whose body temperature has reached dangerous levels, full - body immersion into an ice bath or a cold body of water is the most effective method of bringing it down quickly, says Bergeron.

While in rare cases, drinking too much water during a run can be dangerous during a run (this is why marathon runners need to get plenty of electrolytes) most beginning runners do not hydrate enough!

The Transpac, as it is commonly referred to, is a 111 - year - old race that covers some of the largest, deepest, and most dangerous expanses of water on the planet.

Hyponatremia, or water toxicity, is a condition that most pet parents may not be aware of, but it can be a dangerous and serious problem for our canine companions.

Known as one of the most dangerous bodies of water in the world for its shallow depth, volatile weather, extremely cold sea temperatures, and short tight waves that pack more power than deep sea waves; a winter crossing was akin to suicide.

The coastline along Lake Superior was once called «the most dangerous piece of water in the world,» by novelist James Oliver Curwood.

The majority and most dangerous are generally between August and September when the waters of the Caribbean are at their warmest.

The coal industry is one of the most carbon intensive in the world and it is also responsible for other dangerous pollutants in our air, soil, and water.

Nelson's Bay Cave, a deep cave somewhat above the high - water line which we explored several days ago, has layers from the last ice age and into our present warm period; their tools included projectile weapons, and, judging from the bones they discarded, they had gotten good at bringing home the bacon and dealing with the ill - tempered Cape buffs, among the most dangerous animals in Africa.

Most of your readers are probably unaware of the fact that doubling carbon dioxide in itself only produces a modest warming effect of about 1.2 C and that to get dangerous warming requires feedbacks from water vapour, clouds and other phenomena for which the evidence is far more doubtful.

This is a dangerous game we are playing with our most valuable resource outside of clean air and water.

Simply stated, this predicted dangerous «acidification» is hypothesized to make the waters uninhabitable for most marine life.