Sentence examples similar to extensive landmass from inspiring English sources
In addition, the creation of such an extensive north-south landmass changed the courses of ocean currents and thus altered regional climates.
At 3.4 million square miles, it's more extensive than our continental landmass.
Extensive mountain-building events occurred where landmasses collided, and the newly created high mountain ranges strongly influenced local and regional terrestrial climates.
When the trade winds are weaker, more extensive areas of rain fall upon landmasses within the tropics, such as Central America.
Relying on such tactics, the chariot-riding Aryan peoples were able to undertake some of the most extensive conquests in history, spreading over the Eurasian landmass and inflicting crushing defeats on the materially much more advanced Egyptian and Indian civilizations.
This hilly landmass is cut in every direction by an extensive river system.
However, such an undertaking may only be possible in the event of a similar eruption, where extensive and accessible tephra deposits are emplaced within a highly populated continental landmass.
He draws comparisons between the groups that conquered and defined Great Britain and Ireland and the First Men, the Andals, and the Targaryens alluded to in his extensive exposition on Westeros' past, but the most straightforward and visually interesting comparison is the landmass itself.
The soils are particularly extensive in the south-western and north-central highlands representing 64 and 25% of the agricultural landmass, respectively (Fig. 1).
"Even with all this landmass".
