Sentence examples for because of its terrain from inspiring English sources

Afghanistan is a difficult place, because of its terrain.

Because of its terrain and vast distances, Alaska has never had much radar coverage.

It's hard to redevelop the 55,260-acre Jefferson Proving Ground (closed in 1994) in southern Indiana because over 85% of its terrain is littered with unexploded artillery shells.

Local residents call the neighborhood the Heights because of its steep terrain and riverside bluffs, not because it has vertigo-inducing buildings.

Dudi Sudibyo, an aviation analyst, said that Papua is a particularly dangerous place to fly because of its mountainous terrain and rapidly changing weather patterns.

Northern Scotland has most hydro possibilities because of its hilly terrain and heavy rain, but the bulk of potential is for bigger schemes which are expensive to develop.

ParkWatch officials said setting up the system at Water World was a good test of its capacity because of the park's because of its hilly terrain and its numerous slides and other rides.

Mr. Stanton calls this 11-mile trek from the slopes of Mount St. Helena down to Calistoga "the premier hike in Napa Valley" because of its varied terrain and spectacular views.

The car couldn't reach every part of the state because of its mountainous terrain, but even in more-accessible areas, the study found that actual service frequently failed to live up to the coverage maps.

Since the Olympic bicycling trials were held in Altoona in 1992 (Lance Armstrong made the team there), this part of Pennsylvania has drawn bikers because of its rolling terrain interspersed with flat stretches.

Regarding the application of models, although the global bioclimatic models developed on the basis of remote sensing data have been widely applied in studies in temperate continental countries in Europe and North America, small- to medium-scale phenological fingerprints and models are more suitable for Taiwan because of its small terrain.