Sentence examples for major westward thrust from inspiring English sources

A major westward thrust was made in 1775 by the frontiersman Daniel Boone, who had spent several years exploring Kentucky.

Though its westward thrust is laudable, it doesn't thrust hard enough.

The Allies advanced northward up the Vardar into Serbian Macedonia but found themselves prevented from junction with the Serbs by the westward thrust of the Bulgars.

The westward thrust process of the Berati anticlinal belt continued in the post-collision stage (N 1 2S -N 2 P ).

And NATO needs the additional defensive strength the East European nations would bring to blocking any westward thrust that an already unstable Russia might try.

This phenomenon is generally developed in the later phases of the collision stage (Cr2-N 1 2s ), due to the evaporite diapir tectonics and the reactive westward thrust process.

During and following the American Revolutionary War, in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, the westward thrust of Euro-American settlement led to the decline of the Overhill towns.

The deformation resulted in folding, westward thrusting, and development of angular unconformities beneath and within Devonian sedimentary rocks and was accompanied by the intrusion of Silurian and Devonian granites.

The joint characteristic of the anticline structures of this anticlinal belt is their western asymmetry because of the westward thrusting.

Tectonic zones (zones A, B, C, D and E) and major thrusts (MBT-Main Boundary Thrust; MCT-Main Central Thrust; NT-Naga Thrust; DT-Disang Thrust) are also shown.

If that were to become a major political thrust of libertarian populism, it would make some sense.