Sentence examples for Arctic from high-quality English sources.

• The Arctic Ocean lies between these lands.

• Kelps currently occur on rocky coasts throughout the Arctic.

• This meltwater fertilizes the Arctic Ocean, feeding vast shoals of Arctic cod and narwhal.

• As an expert in maritime trade and Arctic geopolitics, I have been following the increasing activity and geopolitical tensions in the Arctic.

• Firs are present in some Arctic tree lines.

• By the mid-1900s people had mapped most of the Arctic lands.

• The Arctic fox is a northern-dwelling fox of the family Canidae.

• World War II brought weather stations to Arctic America and Greenland.

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• In Native American studies, this region is called the Arctic culture area.

• The Arctic is sometimes defined as the area that lies within the Arctic Circle.

• The arctic tern, which breeds in the Arctic in the summer, makes a remarkable migration to subantarctic waters, where it winters.

• Arctic land animals include the polar bear, the caribou or reindeer, the gray wolf, the Arctic fox, and the Arctic hare.

• The Arctic Circle, a parallel of latitude, has little value in understanding the distribution and limits of the marine Arctic flora and fauna.

• Russia and Canada, the two biggest Arctic countries by area, have encouraged this fear: the Arctic stirs fierce nationalist sentiment in both.

• The Arctic can be divided into the Low Arctic and High Arctic, according to various environmental and biological characteristics.

• The Arctic can be divided into the Low Arctic and High Arctic, according to various environmental and biological characteristics.

Arctic sentence examples

• Many of the Army forces permanently stationed in the Arctic or sub-Arctic are based in Alaska, but conditions differ between Arctic regions.

• This region is the boreal tundra zone, extending from Spitsbergen (an island in the Arctic Ocean to the north of Norway) around the shores of the Arctic Ocean through Siberia and Arctic North America to Greenland (Figure 1).

• China has advocated more multilateral control over the Arctic befitting its "near-Arctic" status while Russia, with the longest Arctic coastline and effective control over sea routes, considers itself the "Arctic superpower."

• “The Paris agreement will not save the Arctic as it is today,” says Lars-Otto Reiersen, executive secretary of the group behind the latest edition of “Snow, Water, Ice, Permafrost in the Arctic” (SWIPA), a report produced under the auspices of the Arctic Council, a scientific-policy club for the eight countries with territory in the Arctic Circle), as well as observers including China and India.