Sentence examples for across its area from inspiring English sources

In this case money collected from Winchcombe traders ends up with Tewkesbury borough council, which then decides how the whole lot should be used across its area.

Since then improvements have seen the force record a 5.3% drop in all crimes across its area in figures detailing the period from April 2011 until March 2012.

As such, when tree locations are accurately recorded, using a cell length between 30 and 40 m constitutes a reasonable unit size to subdivide a stand to study the volume variation (productivity) across its area.

We overlaid these grids with LA boundaries and calculated area-weighted averages, introducing further potential error, given that population exposure within the LA is assumed to be uniform across its area.

Above all, Saxl placed his trust in Britain to provide a continuing basis for the work of the institute across its areas of interest as a reflection of the Warburg legacy.

It has 22 Business Units spread across its franchise area.

The paper, which usually sells about 6,500 copies of its Wednesday issue, published extra copies due to the intense interest in Scotland's champion across its circulation area.

War across its vast area grinds fitfully on, as rebels, backed by Congo's eastern neighbours, and the government of Laurent Kabila, backed by his southern neighbours, all vie for land, diamonds, gold, timber and other loot (see article).

To get readings across its entire area would take "hundreds of thousands of drill holes as deep as anything ever drilled for oil and deeper than everything drilled for science," says Stein. "Maybe then, we could have all the observations we need".

There is therefore no reason to believe that the deep gene tree represents two different monophyletic genetically isolated entities, since the genetic structure of the Stintbäcken population does not differ from other A. bipustulatus populations across its distribution area [56].

To test this hypothesis, we obtained a large number of samples from across its distribution area.