Sentence examples for country overlap from inspiring English sources

There are now about 150,000 American troops in Iraq, and troop numbers are likely to remain at that level until the end of the year, as units rotating into the country overlap with others due to leave, according to Lt. Col. Mark Ballesteros, a Pentagon spokesman.

Perhaps it is only a matter of time before the experience of the U.S. and my home country overlap.

Iraq has substandard checkpoints in the country, overlapping security jurisdictions and poor intelligence capabilities.

Initially city and country overlapped, with rice fields and browsing zebu intermixed with billboards and construction sites.

His stewardship of that company and Clinton's of the country overlapped in the late 1990s, when our economy soared and we actually had a budget surplus.

"They are asking only for equal protection under the law," said Ms. Duprey, a Republican whose district along the Canadian border in the North Country overlaps with the Senate district of Elizabeth Little, another Republican who gay rights supporters believe is within reach.

On the second trip, Saudi officials say, her stay in the country overlapped for about six days with that of Syed Rizwan Farook, a U.S. citizen of Pakistani descent who was there on hajj, the annual Muslim pilgrimage to Mecca.

Eight subgroups of TH2 viruses were identified widely distributed throughout the country overlapping the TH1 territory.

The distributions of noise by country overlapped but UK participants had the highest levels of aircraft noise and German participants the highest road traffic noise (Additional file 1: Figure S1, see also Additional file 1: Table S2 for noise exposure frequency distributions for the study population).

Where the territorial waters, EEZs, or continental shelves of neighbouring countries overlap, a boundary line must be drawn by agreement to achieve an equitable solution.

[13] When exclusive economic zones of different countries overlap, it's up to them to decide where the border between them lies — usually a neat median line through the overlapping area.