Sentence examples similar to contiguous industries from inspiring English sources

As part of his schools outreach work Greengrass said he'd been struck by how "those industries contiguous with us – sport and music – much more readily reflect the Britain outside.

Setting: Households in the contiguous United States.

The first was a fixed-gear wier fishery, developed from the aboriginal trap fishery along the shore for mainly juvenile herring, which supported a canning industry for "sardines" and was contiguous with the New Brunswick shore and Maine coast line, well within the respective 3 mile limits.

In our study 'rural areas' comprised 24 municipalities, spread out over 9 contiguous areas in the western half of Flanders with no highways and no industries reported in the emission inventory of the Flemish environmental protection agency (n = 199).

"Baltimore County and Baltimore City are contiguous.

One contiguous layer will do.

Now those populations are contiguous.

The contiguous United States has a wave-energy resource of 2,100 terawatt-hours per year about half the country's total electricity consumption, says Roger Bedard of the power-industry-funded nonprofit Electric Power Research Institute.

The political is contiguous with the personal.

"The early childhood program was not contiguous.

Strategy for a highly contiguous draft genome.