Sentence examples for extensive falls from inspiring English sources

It's a route to damnation omitted from Paul's Epistle to the Galatians, where the list, although quite extensive, falls somewhat short of 29.

On the Radar Extensive fall-foliage coverage is at www.intellicast.com/FallFoliage.

Both less extensive Arctic sea ice and more extensive fall snowcover are related to a warmer Arctic and colder East Asia18.

Other examples are the extensive fall lines that separate the narrow coastal plains of Africa, Western Australia, Brazil, and India from their interior continental shields.

The recent German reissue of "Mein Kampf," published with extensive commentary, falls into the same category, as does the translation, a few years ago, of the Alfred Rosenberg diaries, published by the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum and also bracketed by analysis.

Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal (R) signed an executive order declaring an emergency for a week in 13 of the state's coastal counties, noting that the storm could cause "extensive flooding, fallen trees and the closure of numerous roads," essentially rendering much of the region impassable.

Extensive air-fall volcanic ash covered the top of the slope at the outside rim of Aso caldera (Fig. 3).

But the costs of the extensive physiotherapy fall on the patient.

Second, we did not enroll non-English speaking patients which also limits generalizability, although there is extensive literature on falls incidence worldwide and many non-English speaking patients face the similar barriers to engaging in falls prevention.

Chronic kidney disease -- without the splashy races, ad campaigns, and extensive media coverage -- falls below the public radar.

Many of the brands undertaking the most extensive workspace updates fall into a midrange category.