Sentence examples for impassable border from inspiring English sources

Ghani, too, may be reassessing his options, with some signs that he may turn increasingly to China, which has signalled willingness to take a more active role in Afghanistan, with which it shares a narrow, mostly impassable, border.

This cliff, which is called the Great Cliff or the Cliff of Angavo, is often impassable and is itself bordered by the Betsimisaraka Escarpment, a second and lower cliff to the east, which overhangs the coastal plain.

I would like for us to rid our minds of this idea that the borders are impassable unless you risk death by jumping on a boat to Europe.

The poets delight in crossing in their imaginations borders that are impassable in reality.

However, in places the central plateau is bordered by an impassable escarpment, such as the Cliff of Bongolava in the west-central part of the island.

An impassable barrier that funnelled all cross-border traffic to legitimate ports of entry would do little to address the real challenges at the border.

But whatever happens next inside the camps, the border itself will soon become impassable.

Impassable throughout, the range forms the southern border of the Hexi corridor, the historic route from eastern China to Central Asia.

He's a dreamy kid, an only child, who in 2000 escaped from North Korea along its heavily patrolled northern border, one hemmed by two rivers and impassable mountains.

"For the wild animals with habitats in the border area, this razor wire is an impassable obstacle which causes many of them to be mortally hurt every day," the official told the Guardian.

The ranges, which form the northern border of the Indian subcontinent and an almost impassable barrier between it and the lands to the north, are part of a vast mountain belt that stretches halfway around the world from North Africa to the Pacific Ocean coast of Southeast Asia.