Sentence examples for across large sections of from inspiring English sources
By mid-afternoon the hurricane, which caused power cuts across large sections of the state, was in central Florida and moving towards the east coast.
The group also said that the high number of burned buildings and "their distribution across large sections of the town" indicated that the fires had been "intentionally set and not inadvertently sparked by the detonation of rocket-propelled grenades or improvised explosive devices," as some in the military have said in attributing the carnage to Boko Haram.
Although shelterbelts could be analyzed across large sections of land, finer resolution comes at a greater price in required time and computing power.
Rather he depicted such psychopathological reversals as environmental responses experienced across large sections of the population (Halliday, 1949; Galdston, 1954).
We conclude that subjective leaf rank provides a relatively consistent, semiquantitative measure of areole size among other variables; that modal areole size is generally consistent across large sections of a leaf lamina; and that both approaches semiquantitative, subjective scoring; and fully quantitative, automated measurement have appropriate places in the study of leaf venation.
This is why, right across Europe, large sections of the public have rejected mainstream middle ground parties in favour of populists, of both right and left.
Chelsea's first-half display was lamentable but they did create an early opportunity when Juan Mata fired across the face of goal, while large sections of the Stamford Bridge crowd thought they had taken the lead when Didier Drogba's free-kick hit the side-netting.
He said that debris had been "strewn over an area of around 50 metres and large sections of the roof catapulted across the road".
And then, suddenly, some less familiar ones: large sections of the White House, built to scale and scattered across several neighborhoods of the city.
Large sections of Queens and Staten Island remained paralyzed.
