Sentence examples for extensive portion from inspiring English sources

Argentina is the only place in the Southern Hemisphere with an extensive portion of arid eastern coastline.

Sergeant Gravitch, in a suit and tie, sat in the well of the court while Mr. Beldock played on huge television sets an extensive portion of videotaped pretrial testimony he gave last year.

By the early 1750s, the rights of the family to an extensive portion of the revenues of Gujarat were recognized by the peshwa, and an amicable division was arranged.

Different phenomena may be observed, however, in the region of subequatorial Africa, including the Dwyka tillite, which covers part of South Africa, Namibia, Madagascar, an extensive portion of the Congo Basin, and Gabon.

Introduction The convulsive crisis is a symptom indicating a hyper synchronous discharge of a more or less extensive portion of the cerebral cortex.

Although an extensive portion of the regional load effects constituted differential control modulations in both sustained and transient responses, commonalities were also found implicating a subset of executive core mechanisms consistent with unitary or domain general control.

Since my story was published, several media outlets in Serbia have reprinted extensive portions of the article, cataloging allegations made against the K.L.A. Vekaric's office forwarded several of the stories to me.

Putnam was equally critical of conventionalism, the view that logic, mathematics, and extensive portions of science do not express truths but are based on human stipulations i.e., convention.

Delayed fallout, which arrives after the first day, consists of microscopic particles that are dispersed by prevailing winds and settle in low concentrations over possibly extensive portions of Earth's surface.

Judge Hughes ordered New Jersey officials to make public extensive portions of state foster care files that had already been released under court seal to Children's Rights Inc., a Manhattan-based advocacy group that is suing New Jersey over its foster care system.

Other words of Cleopatra's have survived as well: a complete sentence from her suicide note to Octavian—"ou thriambeusomai" ("I will not be led in a triumph")—recorded by the historian Livy, and extensive portions of her writings on medicine and metrology, which were quoted by later medical authors such as Galen.