Sentence examples for making this region from inspiring English sources

Forested landscapes in Southeast Asia are becoming increasingly fragmented, making this region a conservation and research priority.

In April's Wine Enthusiast, its senior editor, Joe Czerwinski, asks: "What is making this region of former potato farms the hottest wine real estate on the East Coast?

"This is an example of a general trend we are observing where water is warming further north and making this region more suitable for southerly species," Gradinger said.

In south-central Chile the intermediate depression is formed by mixtures of fluvial and alluvial depositions, making this region suitable for growing grain and for pastures that support an important dairy industry.

The World Bank estimates that between 1985 and 2000, the number of persons living below the poverty line will rise from 180 million to 265 million.5 By 1990, the combination of rapid population growth and an economy in crisis had lowered per capita gross national product to $340, making this region one of the least developed in the world.

Some 60% of the world ocean is found in the southern hemisphere, making this region a key area of research for scientists studying the role of oceans in climate change.

These observations clearly underline the regional genetic instability of the long arm of chromosome 7, which makes this region especially prone to deletions of different size and localization as well as to structural abnormalities.

The social life is what makes this region special for us.

But the remnants of failed schemes to make this region viable are all around.

Relatively easy access made this region the traditional avenue for mounting expeditions into the continental interior.

"This makes this region the most explosive region in the world because of the feeling of frustration," he added.