Sentence examples for impenetrable roads from inspiring English sources

Haiti, known for its musicians and artists, is the poorest nation in the Western hemisphere with impenetrable roads, a crumbling infrastructure, illiteracy and a barely functioning judicial system.

More ominously, they also depict outbreaks of conflict; impenetrable roads, lakes and swamps; inadequate sanitation; long distances between homes and schools; and markets where girls are compelled to work in order to support their families.

Poachers are now entering once-impenetrable forests on roads built for loggers and miners.

This meant negotiating an impenetrable cobweb of little roads in the middle of the island: if successful there was beach cricket, cricket talk, a few drinks, music and dancing.

With no roads through the impenetrable jungle, we had to spend hours in dugout canoes travelling up and down the river, covering the huge distances between people in this strung-out community.

Forty years ago, Oman was one of the Middle East's most backward countries, with fewer than a dozen miles of paved roads and a nearly impenetrable interior populated by heavily armed, warring tribes.

Drive through almost any rural area of the central Yucatán, and you'll see bicycles or horses parked on the side of the road next to seemingly impenetrable forests: in those forests are farmers, tending their crops.

The mere mention of summer in the Hamptons -- synonymous not only with gorgeous beaches and impenetrable hedgerows, but also booked restaurants, jammed roads and imported attitude -- seemed incongruous on this March morning.

The Ohio post-punk band were frazzled from months on the road and jaded by the impenetrable nature of the mainstream music scene: its context contains so much weariness that their reluctance is almost palpable on this excellently apathetic anthem.

Caxias had a road cut through the supposedly impenetrable Chaco, located on the other side of the Paraguayan River where the Allied army was camped.

As logging roads have carved through their formerly impenetrable habitat, forest elephants, too, have suffered rampant poaching.