Sentences with phrase «on the coast where»

The federal government wants to distribute more of the oil royalties evenly across all the states in Brazil, instead of the lion's share going to states on the coast where the drilling occurs.

Red dots mark places on the coast where oxygen has plummeted to 2 milligrams per liter or less, and blue areas mark zones with the same low - oxygen levels in the open ocean.

Most people don't live on the coast where they have access to fresh coldwater fish --

After a long struggle they end up in her grandparents» house on the coast where they spend some idyllic months.

Hotel Bellavista is situated on the coast where the Mallorcan sun rises, in the lively tourist town of Cala Ratjada.

The Inverpark Hotel, on the other hand, is located right on the coast where you may be able to get a room with a view of the Bell Rock Lighthouse itself.

Flinders Historic town on the Mornington Peninsula 90 km south of from Melbourne, situated on the coast where Westernport Bay meet Bass Strait.

Carissa Rodriguez's new video, «The Maid,» on view in the middle of SculptureCenter's main gallery, visits several of these casts in the richly appointed collectors» homes and the sterile white warehouses on both coasts where they've ended up.

This has been common practice on coasts where people were aware of the existence of hurricanes.

We own a piece of property on the coast where we someday hope to build a house.

Not exact matches

The build was largely concentrated on the West Coast, where inventories rose by nearly 5 million barrels.

East Coast has always relied on word of mouth to market its business — this is the kind of business where reputation is everything.

Questlove, whose band is the house band for Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, said he got the idea from doing a few DJ gigs out on the West Coast, where there were food trucks galore.

Today, each of the startup's farms features vertically stacked trays where the company grows carrots, cucumbers, potatoes, and, its main product high - end baby greens, which it sells to grocers on the East Coast including Whole Foods, ShopRite, and Fresh Direct, as well as to dining halls at businesses like Goldman Sachs and The New York Times.

The building boom is biggest on the East Coast, where the grid operator PJM has a new market that incentivizes utilities to add energy storage, followed by California.

Hope for exporting Canada's surplus production, especially from the mammoth shale fields in northeastern B.C., now rests on the construction of terminals on the B.C. coast to liquefy the gas and ship it to Asia, where prices are currently six times higher than they are here.

The plan is to pipe natural gas from northeast B.C. to the coast, where it will be frozen and put on tankers for export to Asia.

As it is currently planned the twin pipeline will carry 525,000 barrels of bitumen a day from the oil sands west to a terminal in Kitimat on the B.C. coast, where it could be shipped to Asian refineries, as well as refined oil products used to dilute the bitumen flowing east.

QUITO (Reuters)- Two earthquakes struck Ecuador's coast on Wednesday, causing minor injuries and light damage in the same region where a magnitude 7.8 tremor killed more than 650 people last month.

During that time, gas prices in Alberta where actually higher than prevailing LNG prices, and so developers thought they could earn a return re-gasifying LNG on the B.C. coast to ship inland to supply our homes and businesses.

When I moved from the Chicago suburbs to start college on the East Coast, people would stare at me with a look of bewilderment and ask «where are you from?»

Cuban may be more comfortable investing on the East coast, where $ 1.9 billion in VC deals took place last year, though I suspect he finds plenty of great deals right there in Dallas.

And while the number of shoppers hitting the stores has fallen 7.4 percent nationally in recent weeks, according to ShopperTrak, the slowdown is greater on the West Coast, where the number of shoppers is down 11.2 percent from the same time last year.

People who have founded start - ups on the East and West Coasts say there can be an advantage to being in a place like New York where tech is not so all - consuming.

Some areas in the US where ~ 60 % of the population lives are growing rapidly (mainly densely populated regions, growing cities, areas on the coasts, etc).

Moon Express occupies Launch Complexes 17 & 18 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, adjacent to the Kennedy Space Center on Florida's Space Coast, where many of the robots that explored new worlds and unlocked the secrets of our solar system began their journeys.

The states where residents are most likely to live paycheck to paycheck are also among the most expensive places to live in the U.S. And, they're primarily on the coasts.

Just 45 minutes north of Merida is Mexico's Flamingo Coast and that's where you'll find the country's best oceanfront real estate bargains, where a three - bedroom home right on the beach can be had for $ 150,000 or less.

He also admits it is time for the Australian swim team to raise its game in the pool, which will hopefully start on the Gold Coast, where the sport dominates the first week of events.

Part of that can be attributed to the housing markets where Millennials are moving: More expensive cities on the coasts, where there are growing job markets.

The West Coast continues to be the most expensive market for gasoline, including the only six states in the nation where drivers are paying more than $ 2.50 on average: California ($ 2.85), Hawaii ($ 2.82), Washington ($ 2.67), Alaska ($ 2.65), Nevada ($ 2.55) and Oregon ($ 2.53).

That's too risky of an investment to make after this long bull run where prices have finally started softening on the coasts.

Before joining West Coast, Gavin practiced Aboriginal law at a private firm where he represented Indigenous Nations on issues related to land use and management, environmental assessments, provincial regulatory decision - making, implementation of modern treaties and Indigenous governance.

Thorp was delighted to outsource the administrative parts of the business that he despised, and set up his own office on the West Coast where he designed the firm's mathematical trading strategies.

This is not a 50/50 sort of proposition where it's just the people on the coast or the urban areas.

A week or two ago, one of the radio stations where I live on Cape Cod, Coast 93.3, switched its format over to Christmas songs.

In about 562, moved «by the love of Christ», he left Ireland and with twelve companions established a base on the rocky island of Iona, off the Scottish coast, from where he evangelized the mainland of Scotland and Northumbria.

During the Great War a group of American naval aviators were stationed on a barren island off the northwest coast of France where, amid lonely and desolate conditions, they carried on their hazardous scouting in the air.

Researchers at the Mississippi - Alabama Sea Grant Consortium have taken part in a two - year study, and found that microscopic plastics are now increasingly common in the area where their study took place on the Gulf Coast.

While Eastern religions are strongest on the West Coast, where Asian immigration is strongest, Hindus, Buddhists and other groups are now found in sufficient numbers throughout the country to establish local temples and schools.

Hammered by the wind and sea, at least 24 ships were driven ashore on the Irish coast where many of the survivors were killed by Elizabeth's troops.

The events in the third novel, Unnatural Causes (1967), take place at Monksmere Head, a point of land on the Suffolk coast where several writers live.

However, on the West coast, where I live, I don't ever remember hearing the «we need to do more» message.

Their ships buffeted by a tremendous storm at sea, the Trojan company has made it to shore on the coast of North Africa, where the new colony of Carthage is being founded by a group of immigrants from Tyre and their queen, Dido.

Nor did he go coast to coast on color television where his testimony was scheduled to follow right behind a country music star singing her latest country gospel hit.

K, I'm your neighbor for the moment here on the B.C. coast, though west of where you are, and truthfully I want to stay forever.

It's weird to me to hear the word bubble being used, mainly from people in areas like this, to describe the large hubs or the «elite coasts» when being where I am now I can easily go into a grocery store and be the only white dude in there, and drive past more than a church for christians, mormons, jehovah's witness and seventh day adventists on my way there.

The company is specifically targeting convenience stores where its sales are up 50 percent since 2010, including 37 percent on the West Coast alone since 2011.

Emily Schaefer grew up on a small island off the coast of Maine with Acadia National Park as her backyard, where she gained a respect and awe of her environment.

This is a family - run operation where they catch wild fish off the coast of BC and flash freeze the fish right there on the boat immediately after it's caught.