Sentence examples for inaccessible territory from inspiring English sources

A guerilla warfare requires the aid either of disciplined forces or of inaccessible territory.

Against the flood of focus-grouped syrup, the house has resolutely charted noncommercial, inaccessible territory and done it brilliantly.

I had seen Einstein several times in the past eight or nine years, and on the last occasion — in 1942, I believe — I had been bold enough to invite him to come out of his inaccessible territory and into that of all the unscientific people, like myself.

We cannot expect a protracted guerilla resistance from a nation which has neither an inaccessible territory, nor a regular army, nor an attached peasant population.But if the Confederacy cannot long defend itself, if the civil war must soon come to an end, what will be its effect on us?

This is turn almost certainly allowed an African human species called Homo heidelbergensis to expand into previously inaccessible territories on that continent.

In Darfur, one of the world's most complex and inaccessible territories, malnutrition is spreading to parts of the population largely unaffected until recently, and UNICEF is working to reach 1.5 million children caught in renewed conflict there.

The world's best known torrent site, Pirate Bay, is inaccessible in many territories - though some users still use a variety of proxy sites to access it.

In Farkhar, a virtually inaccessible town in opposition territory just over the front line from Taliban-held Taloqan, the same goods are on sale as in Jabal Saraj.

Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) guidance says the British Antarctic Territory is inaccessible during winter months – March to October – and that permits may be required for travel to the icy wilderness.

Our correspondent says he wanted to make a statement - that no part of the Congolese territory is inaccessible to him.

The need for humanitarian support will only increase with the upcoming winter season, yet access for humanitarian aid is limited by the ongoing conflict, and much of the country's territory is currently inaccessible to UNICEF and its partners.