Sentence examples for devoid of road from inspiring English sources
The smaller service area coverage in Legehar (Fig. 6b) station is associated with large open space area owned by government institution, La Gare, devoid of road network, located in the southern and south-western direction from the station.
Considering CMC station (Fig. 6a), in the northern direction of the station, there is a large open space devoid of road network which is a major reason that created the smaller service area.
Stations were found to be the least accessible due to five types of land use and road network-related causes: government and social institutions with large area compounds, low road network density, open spaces devoid of road network, natural barriers such as water courses and large area public squares.
Generally, there are five major causes for having small service area coverage, namely government and social institutions with large area compounds, low road network density, open spaces devoid of road network, natural barriers such as water courses and large area public squares.
On another front, two Uruguayan river patrol boats arrived in Congo, allowing commercial traffic to resume on the Congo River, the most important lifeline in a country almost devoid of roads.
No outside force could impose a peace on Congo's far-flung armies scattered across a territory the size of Western Europe, much of it devoid of paved roads.
After a two-year feasibility study of potential release sites, the area of the Cambrian mountains was selected by the VWT as offering the best hope of a successful reintroduction, not least because it was largely devoid of public roads – the possibility of being run over by motor vehicles being one of the biggest risks for the animals.
My fortnight of tramping around Zambia ended in its largest national park, Kafue, where the southern district – devoid of lodges or roads – rolls out a truly awesome wilderness to the western horizon.
The waterfront, despite its spectacular setting, is sterile, edged by a busy road, devoid of both historic character and the bustle of a lively port.
The peace is soon broken by a fast, twisty descent that takes you to a left turn and by far the best descent of the day: a speedy run down the Camddwr valley on a road devoid of traffic but packed full of interest.
We disembark, wait for the orchestra to have souvenir pictures taken and board buses waiting on the tarmac.The grimness of North Korea envelopes us as we are driven into the city along a four-lane airport road nearly devoid of traffic.
