Assertion: estuary's water | /r/HasProperty | shallow
Facets:
value: generally
type: DEGREE
value: in most parts of the bay
type: LOCATION
value: with minimal flow
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Estuaries provide many different types of habitats, including shallow waters, open waters, marshes and wetlands, sandy beaches, mud flats and oyster reefs.
text: Estuaries are usually filled with shallow waters, and sunlight reaches all levels of the water.
text: Estuaries are usually filled with shallow waters, and sunlight reaches all levels of the water.
text: Water is generally shallow.
text: As a guide you could start out using a ball sinker in a size 2 or 3 (about 10 and 15 grams respectively) – if the current flow is too strong or you need a longer cast then you could go up a size; if the water is shallow with minimal flow and you can get away with a smaller sinker then it would be ideal to step down in size.
text: 18.Because of sediment deposition, the water is relatively shallow in most parts of the Bay.
text: Because the water along the lower Manhattan shoreline was too shallow for large boats to tie up and unload their goods, from 1686 on – after the signing of the Dongan Charter, which allowed intertidal land to be owned and sold – the shoreline was "wharfed out" to the high-water mark by constructing retaining walls that were filled in with every conceivable kind of landfill: excrement, dead animals, ships deliberately sunk in place, ship ballast, and muck dredged from the bottom of the river.