Sentence examples for habitable areas from inspiring English sources

The jitters and actual damage are unwelcome reminders of the tenuous ways that land-scarce Japan has continually sought to expand its habitable areas.

Polynesians reached such remote Pacific islands as the Hawaiian Islands, New Zealand, and Easter Island Earth's last habitable areas for settlement within the past 2,000 years.

Outside the oases, the habitable areas of the Western Desert, mainly near the coast, are occupied by the Awlād ʿAlī tribe.

Overall, the pre-eminence of Africa in the story of our origins does not involve a special evolutionary pathway but is a question of the continent's consistently large habitable areas which gave greater opportunities for morphological and behavioural variations, and for genetic and behavioural innovations to develop and be conserved.

RESOURCES AT PLAY Rain forests, wetlands, habitable areas, arable land; pharmaceuticals and minerals; the world's supply of oxygen Even as periodic international conferences fail to achieve consensus on how to address global warming, one modest success story points to a different path: a single nation, acting in the common interest, can accomplish a lot.

They can be included in possible habitable areas whatever primitive planetary atmosphere they had.

Sūhāj governorate's habitable area is one of the most densely populated in Egypt.

I'm sure there will be benefits from going beyond our habitable area to learn and study space.

Already, Nauru's coast, the only habitable area, is steadily eroding, and communities in Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands have been forced to flee their homes to escape record tides.

Its habitable area consisted principally of three flat river valleys, the Hermus (modern Gediz), Cayster (Küçük Menderes), and Maeander (Büyük Menderes), that led down between mountain ranges of 5,000 6,000 feet (1,500 1,800 m) to empty into deeply recessed gulfs of the Aegean coast.

Then there's NASA's new Bigelow Expandable Activity Model (BEAM), which looks like a giant airbag that can be inflated to expand the habitable area of a space station.