Sentence examples for impassable areas from inspiring English sources

And helicopter ambulances are unheard of in India, except in disaster-struck, impassable areas.

There are new mechanics including the ability to clone alien plants and use their properties to, say, catapult across impassable areas.

The narrow-gauge railroad, which has a two-foot-wide track instead of the standard gauge of four feet eight and a half inches, originated in the Maine hinterlands in the late 19th century and was used to transport lumber from otherwise impassable areas.

This aspect is of particular interest when it is not possible to proceed with classical geometric levelling operations due to logistical or other reasons: for instance, where levelling lines need to cross impassable areas such as streams, soft soils or canyons.

Currently, height differences between two points separated by an impassable area are mainly measured using optical-mechanical levels by procedures that present a number of difficulties.

There, roads were still impassable, large areas remained without electricity, and helicopters could not land in remote areas due to mud, silt, and up to 3 feet of water in all landing fields.

The village has a population of 11,000, and snow and rain made the narrow roads to the area impassable nine months of the year.

Mr. Ward said that within days, the animals had changed some wooded areas from impassable thickets to strollable glades.

In the southern part of the Qi state an extensive perimeter wall was gradually created using existing river dikes, newly constructed bulwarks, and areas of impassable mountain terrain.

"We are advising everyone to stay indoors wherever possible as roads are becoming impassable both in coastal areas and inland due to falling trees and debris".

There are pockets of livable neighborhoods, but these are remnants, each disconnected from the other by large, impassable swaths of rubbled areas.