Sentence examples for its landmass from inspiring English sources

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At 14 million square kilometres, its landmass is bigger than the United States, though 98% of it is covered by a thick blanket of ice.

The answer: 80% of its landmass.

Its landmass is almost wholly covered by a vast ice sheet.

The islands are generally low-lying, though Cayman Brac has a central bluff that constitutes 90 percent of its landmass.

He noted that the islands give Japan territorial and economic rights over waters 12 times the area of its landmass.

Second, its sheer landmass means it could better absorb the devastation: NATO could wipe out every single structure hundreds of miles into its adversary's territory, and Moscow wouldn't even be scratched.

Secondly, its sheer landmass means it could better absorb the devastation: NATO could wipe out every single structure hundreds of kilometres into its adversary's territory, and Moscow wouldn't even be scratched.

Once under way out of Alice Springs, we saw from the ground what the flight in had already told us: with its vast landmass, and less than 22 million people, it is an empty place away from the coastline.

Operational reconnaissance is done only by the United States for storms that may affect its continental landmass.

Meanwhile, Australia's reliance on coal continues and the vast solar and wind potential of its huge landmass remain unexploited.