Sentence examples for area that contains from inspiring English sources

Pinpointing the area that contains this trove is not easy.

The total area that contains implanted atoms after annealing is therefore called a diffusion layer.

In Bradford County, a mostly rural area that contains Florida's state penitentiary, election officials had all but given up.

The region is coextensive with Greater Brussels, a metropolitan area that contains the capital city of Brussels.

With his usual clammy bonhomie, he promises to sprinkle fairydust over an area that contains some of the greatest social deprivation in the UK.

Anne Baker, the mayor of Isaac regional council, said the solar plant was an "exciting" development for a local government area that contains 24 of Queensland's operating coalmines and produces 63% of its saleable coal.

In an area that contains particularly successful cuckoos, the number of reed warbler nests has been found to decrease from year to year, while the percentage of nests parasitized by cuckoos increases from year to year.

Mr. Gianaris, whose district includes a waterfront area that contains six power plants, had opposed a blanket renewal of the old rules, which exempted plants that generated no more than 80 megawatts from the statewide approval process.

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Police said that for a 48-hour period entry to the Old City area that contains sites sacred to Judaism, Islam and Christianity would be allowed only for Old City residents, business owners, Israeli citizens and tourists – meaning that most of the approximately 300,000 Jerusalem Palestinians are excluded.

In Canada one perennial concern is to find a way for railways to meet the mounting needs of passenger movement in the 1,320-km 1,320-kme) central corridor that extends from Quebec City in the east through Montreal, Ottawa, and Toronto to Windsor in the west—an area that contains more than half of Canada's population.