Sentence examples for localised swamp from inspiring English sources

The Fort Union zero megaflora is thought to represent a mire, or localised swamp.

It is very localised.

A poster on the Palaeozoic era mentioned plants colonising the land, swamps, and the first tetrapods (so far, so good) but it also included humans in the picture: "The human population increases but remains localised to somewhere in fossil-poor Africa".

Their responses were very varied and localised.

Localised fish kills cannot be ruled out".

It's now localised, he says.

"The Dutch have localised drug testing.

Blame may stay as localised as possible.

As in Madaen, most insurgents are localised.

There could also be localised flooding along the river Severn.

Housing is being localised, but little else is.