Sentence examples for because of its extent from inspiring English sources

The power cut was reported as somewhat historical because of its extent, duration and the unusual weather conditions with temperatures down to −25°C.

The rise of ancient Greece as an economic force was extraordinary because of its extent, its vigor and its enduring influence on global culture and history.

The court held that DOMA "because of its reach and extent, departs from this history and tradition of reliance on state law to define marriage".

Though mangrove swamp is a part of the fluvio-tidal deltaic plain; it is included in Fig. 3 because of its larger areal extent.

Because of its great latitudinal extent, Canada has a wide variety of climates.

Because of its large spatial extent and relatively high resolution the EOSD is difficult to analyze using standard GIS methods.

Chloride was included in the water quality assessment because of its measure of extent of dispersion of leachates in groundwater body (Chapman 1992).

Six reservoir units (A-sand to G-sand) were delineated within this depositional sequence, but the F-sand reservoir is the reservoir of interest because of its thickness and lateral extent across the wells (Figs. 4, 5).

Nonetheless, because of its distinctness and lateral extent we place the boundary between the Sonsela and Petrified Forest Members at this contact.

China has emerged as the leading destination for manufacturing investments and purchasing orders by multinationals to a considerable extent because of its reputation as a reliable, low-wage supplier where strikes were rare, and they were quickly broken up by the police if they happened at all.

Because of its large size and the extent of its winter ice cover, Great Slave Lake is the last part of the Mackenzie waterway to be free of ice in the spring, with some ice remaining until mid-June in the lake's centre.