Sentence examples for most extensive ground from inspiring English sources
Republican officials, alarmed by Obama's operation, have made a point of building the party's most extensive ground organization to date.
The marines concluded without incident the most extensive American ground operation in a war that has been spearheaded by clusters of American Special Operations forces calling in satellite-guided bombs from high-altitude B-52's.
The marines, who had left here early on New Year's Day in a convoy of Humvees and light-armored vehicles, concluded without incident what was the most extensive American ground operation in a war that has been spearheaded by clusters of American Special Operations forces calling in satellite-guided bombs from high-altitude B-52's.
Taber ice is the most extensive type of ground ice, and in places it represents 75 percent of the ground by volume.
Small ice segregations are the least spectacular but one of the most extensive types of ground ice, and engineers and geologists interested in ice growth and its effect on engineering structures have studied them considerably.
12 The authors postulated that hunting involved the most extensive exposure to ground vegetation and high grass and wild ungulates and their hides.
India has the most extensive areas of high F− ground waters.
The ground underwent its most extensive redevelopment to date in 1955, at a total cost of £28,500.
The US on Sunday launched two waves of air strikes against Islamic State (Isis) militants in northern Iraq, in the most extensive American military operations in the country since the withdrawal of ground troops in 2011.
Between 1998 and 1999 a renovation that was "one of the most extensive changes in the homestead's history" set out to "restore the grounds around the house to exactly the way it was when Priestley lived" there.
But coastal and estuarine biomes are among the most biologically productive and maintain some of the most extensive and measurable ecosystem services (e.g., commercial and recreational fisheries, fish and invertebrate nursery grounds, water purification, flood and storm surge protection, human recreation).
