Sentence examples for area heavy from inspiring English sources
As the American forces tried to leave the area, heavy fire continued and the attackers detonated a roadside bomb.
This is an area heavy in speculation and light on confirmed facts, but we do know some things for sure.
A clean-up operation by the Ugandan Government and international relief agencies has been hampered by the remoteness of the area, heavy rains and the difficulty of fighting off the wild animals and dogs feeding on the bodies.
The computer assesses this using a training set of flavours that people find pleasant as well as the molecular properties of the food that produce these flavours such as its surface area, heavy atom count, complexity, rotatable bond count, hydrogen bond acceptor count and so on.
Forests cover less than one-tenth of Togo's total area; heavy rates of deforestation due in large part to slash-and-burn agriculture and the need for wood fuel have greatly diminished the proportion of Togo's wooded area, particularly in the early 2000s.
The attack took place in an area heavy with migrant workers, injuring over 60 people, suggesting a big bomb was used.Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility, as it has for six other suicide bombings that have taken place since Hamas, which now controls the Palestinian Authority's government, began a ceasefire with Israel more than a year ago.
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In hilly and mountainous areas, heavy rain may turn the soil into mud and slurry, which may produce enormous erosion by mudflow generation.
Soils have deteriorated as a result of erosion, compaction, loss of organic matter and contamination with pesticides, and in some areas, heavy metals.
"We're told it goes to affected areas". Heavy rain still lashed the region, complicating attempts to reach survivors.
In mountainous areas, heavy snow is possible where upslope flow is maximized within windward sides of the terrain at elevation, if the atmosphere is cold enough.
