Sentence examples for comprising much of from inspiring English sources

Zero-order drainage basins, and their constituent hillslopes, are the fundamental geomorphic unit comprising much of Earth's uplands.

Yet a smaller "third UKIP" also exists: Thatcherite and libertarian, comprising much of the party's youth and some of its younger parliamentary candidates.

The district, comprising much of suburban Pittsburgh as well parts of coal country, has trended increasingly Republican in recent years and Trump won it in 2016 by almost 20 points.

This union of the paleocontinents of Laurentia (comprising much of North America, Greenland, northwestern Ireland, Scotland, and the Chukotsk Peninsula of northeastern Russia) and Baltica (now most of northern Europe and Scandinavia) occurred near the beginning of the Devonian Period.

Al-Baḥr al-Aḥmar, muḥāfaẓah (governorate) of Egypt, comprising much of the Eastern Desert (also called Arabian Desert) east of the Nile River valley to the Red Sea; its name means "red sea".

This wealthy region, comprising much of what is called the Fertile Crescent, later became a valuable part of larger imperial polities, including sundry Persian, Greek, and Roman dynasties, and after the 7th century it became a central and integral part of the Islamic world.

Townhomes with moderate to expensive rents comprise much of the East Hill rental housing.

In fact, this comprises much of what we teach in our classes here at Cornell.

At the Garden, corporate cowboys and beautiful people comprise much of the crowd in the lower bowl.

THE LOCATION The Five is named for the Fifth Arrondissement, which comprises much of the Latin Quarter.

Iraq's cultural history stretches back thousands of years, and its land comprises much of ancient Mesopotamia.