Sentence examples for because of its rugged from inspiring English sources

Because of its rugged and broken terrain, Yunnan long suffered from poor communications.

It is widely used by airlines in the developing world because of its rugged design, ease of maintenance and low operating costs.

Vibration sensing is the most commonly used online monitoring technique because of its rugged cost-effective, but the sensing quantity is an indirect indicator of gearbox condition due to the low signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of the sensing measurement.

The breed is known to be independent and self-assured, playful, intelligent and has been nicknamed the 'Diehard' because of its rugged nature and endless determination.

Although the Metacomet Ridge has abutted significant urban areas for nearly two hundred years, because of its rugged, steep, and rocky terrain, the ridge was long considered an undesirable place to build a home except for those wealthy enough to afford such a luxury.

Washington state is a playground for mountain-lovers because of its glaciated peaks, rugged terrain, and alpine wilderness found in both the Olympic and North Cascade Ranges.

The country is remarkable for its variety of scenery; its rugged mountains and relaxing Black Sea resorts attract many visitors.

I will not advise you to go to Sardinia, in a vain hope of preserving its rugged shores.

To this day, Dr. Zelizer said, Roosevelt remains a popular figure because of his rugged persona as an explorer and a "man's man" who loved the outdoors.

She indicated that she would be grievously sorry to see Beckham go, not least of all because of his rugged good looks.

When Peter Carey did a signing afterwards, people in the queue looked positively weak-kneed – and that wasn't just because of his rugged Aussie charm.