Sentence examples for habitable regions from inspiring English sources

River terraces provide habitable regions in the interior.

The territories are among the most sparsely populated habitable regions of the world.

The two temperate zones were believed to be the only habitable regions, but contact between the two was thought unlikely.

In an essay in 1998, he replied to claims that global warming was a myth, declaring that the real myth was that "natural resources and the ability of the earth's habitable regions to absorb the impacts of human activities are limitless".

But NASA says it is "still possible that they possess potentially habitable regions on their surfaces".

"It really opens up the field in terms of the number of objects that we might then think, well, these are habitable regions".

H. sapiens is now crammed into virtually every habitable region of Earth, yet it still bears the hallmarks of its origin as a tiny population inhabiting one small corner of the world.

Yates and his colleagues set out to update Sagan's calculations and to identify the sizes, densities, and life strategies of microbes that could manage to stay aloft in the habitable region of an enormous atmosphere of predominantly hydrogen gas.

"In terms of pressure and temperature, Mars has a large habitable region".

But before we all start packing our bags and signing up for a relocation to Mars, Lineweaver says that this habitable region is most likely underground.

However, introduced populations may be out of distributional equilibrium – i.e. not inhabiting the entirety of the habitable area in the region.