Sentence examples for limited bare from inspiring English sources

The station is surrounded by multiyear sea ice, with limited bare ground occasionally and limited first-year ice along the coast of Greenland during the summer months.

Landscape features used for encampment behaviors included shrub coverage with a prominent sagebrush component, tall shrubs, limited bare ground, and proximity to mesic areas.

Nevertheless, even this limited bare basalt data set gave us important information for the assessment of endemicity of vent species.

Frustrated by the limited, bare-bones nature of Craigslist's classified ads and inspired by Google's interactive quality, Rademacher spent six weeks overlaying Google's map with apartment listings from Craigslist.

I've got a limited budget, bare stud walls with no insulation and I've accumulated countless small boxes of nails and screws, spray paint cans, boxes of fertilizer and so forth.

The Little Mermaid was released in a Limited Issue "bare-bones" DVD in 1999, with a standard video transfer and no substantial features.

Throughout that same period, with limited exceptions, a bare majority of whites have consistently said the system treats all races equally.

However, grass-only buffer strips managed with annual cutting were shown to provide similar levels of invertebrate resources to farmland birds as with the more complex seed mixes, but it is likely that access to these resources was restricted by tall homogenous swards and a limited amount of bare ground.

Metaphorically, he compared protecting the mind in this way to being able to walk around an entire thorn-covered planet by wearing a thick pair of shoes, instead of traveling limited distances with bare feet by attempting to pull out one thorn at a time to create a path.

In truth, by the time the original ZL1 engine arrived in a limited run of bare-bones Camaro coupes for the 1969 model year, the muscle car craze was already doomed.

"It's unquestionably one of the great scores, just out of the ballpark," said Arthur Allan Seidelman, who is directing the new production under the auspices of Reprise!, the Los Angeles equivalent of the Encores! series at City Center in Manhattan, which revives problematic Broadway musicals for limited runs with bare-bones staging.