Sentence examples for more landlocked from inspiring English sources

Outside, the traffic rumbled; Kilburn could not be more landlocked if it tried.

Breaking up the Congo, which has only a tiny outlet to the Atlantic Ocean, would merely create more landlocked countries, making it harder to build a viable economy.

The more landlocked portion, between Helsingør-Helsingborg in the north (width 3 miles [5 km]) and Copenhagen-Malmö in the south (width 9 miles [14 km]), is 33 miles (53 km) long.

We have a vast resource of wind and solar power (before we even mention marine) which, as the National Grid has pointed out, if developed on current targets would allow us to be a net exporter of renewable energy to our more landlocked and crowded European neighbours by the mid-2020s.

A recent report from the UK Energy Research Council showed that the UK especially has abundant potential for storing CO2 under the seabed - potentially building a new business taking waste gas from more landlocked parts of Europe.

Salinity in the open ocean is generally in a narrow band around 3.5% by mass, although this can vary in more landlocked waters, near the mouths of large rivers, or at great depths.

These days the prices are starting to meld, although oceanfront properties still cost millions more than landlocked estates.

(Hurricane Irene in 2011 produced more deaths in landlocked Vermont than in New York City).

To the north, or downstream, the river spread so far from bank to bank that it seemed more like a landlocked sea.

This type of risk is especially grave in Africa, where civil strife is more common and landlocked countries often have to reroute trade at exorbitant cost.

Most of the region is landlocked, more extreme in its climate than much of the country, suitable for growing grapes and certainly olives, but not great for extensive agriculture.