Sentence examples for certain continents from inspiring English sources

Cycles show different continents, while the numbers in or near each of these cycles indicate the total/endemic (phylogenetic) species in certain continents.

He talked about the world he had seen, why he loved certain continents so much more than others, and how he had fallen in love with Mexico when he made "Night of the Iguana," in Puerto Vallarta.

"In the past we've tended to carve the world up between ourselves," says David. "Certain continents and land masses belong to one of us or the other". Now the fraternal competition is hotting up.

Most species within this genus, like H. albomagnum, H. elatum and H. umbilicatum, were reported as endemic to certain continents, while some other species, such as H. albidum, H. repandum and H. rufescens, were assumed to be holarctic species disjunctly distributed in North America, Europe and East Asia.

He argues that labels such as slavery were reserved for certain continents, particularly Africa.

Players who regularly play Risk know that certain continents can be more advantageous to seize control of than other continents.

If the eclipse is visible on a certain continent you think of it as stuck in that continent.

If the eclipse is visible on a certain continent, you think of it as affecting that continent.

In generating publication data by continents, we added the number of publications of all countries in a certain continent.

CANNES — Certain countries, indeed continents, are rarely invited to show their films at Cannes.

Globalization in this sense is a matter of degree since any given social activity might influence events more or less faraway: even though a growing number of activities seems intermeshed with events in distant continents, certain human activities remain primarily local or regional in scope.