Sentence examples for harsh region from inspiring English sources
FROM 1875 to 1919, the whaling captain and explorer George Comer of East Haddam made 14 voyages to the harsh region of Hudson Bay in the Canadian Arctic.
He is keeping a suitably low and loyal profile.For sure, the king's job is one of the hardest in a harsh region.
In this harsh region, where robbery is rife, the doors are made of steel and the windows are covered by security grills, but that does not detract from her achievement.
It is not known whether Mr. Shahzad was among them, and there is no evidence that Mr. Shahzad visited the cleric in Yemen where he was believed to be hiding in a harsh region of desert and mountains.
Powell, best known for exploring the Grand Canyon and other Western places, was wary of settlement in that often harsh region, and tried convincing Congress to lay out water and land-management districts crossing state lines to deal with environmental constraints.
Powell, best known for exploring the Grand Canyon and other parts of the West, was wary of large-scale settlement in that often harsh region, and tried convincing Congress to lay out water and land-management districts crossing state lines to deal with environmental constraints.
They are especially prominent in bleak, harsh regions where few plants can survive.
His latest company, Wheels of Zeus, is polishing technology that will allow the wireless tracking of anything from the family dog to products being trucked through harsh regions of the third world.
Long-serving workers are expected to use their pay-off of $1,000 per year of service to start small businesses.Could they not move elsewhere, to new kinds of work in less harsh regions?
Such 'physically' harsh regions of the tumor are often described as 'necrotic' but in fact, they support sparse populations of cancer cells (Fig. 1) that are capable of repopulating the primary tumor and forming metastases (Bonfil et al. 1988).
The Russians will need the decades of expertise that foreign companies have, as well as their deep pockets, to develop new fields in the harshest regions, most experts argue.
