Sentence examples for mountainous speed from inspiring English sources

* Once on the road, beware of the mountainous speed bumps at the entrance to towns and villages and avoid driving at night and any brushes with local police, whose actions can be unpredictable.

But it struggled to maintain the speed limit through mountainous sections and the route's many elevation changes, often forced to dawdle behind slower vehicles.

Tinkoff-Saxo's attempt to bring Alberto back in the peloton was made difficult by the mountainous terrain and the high speed up front.

By Anora Mahmudova DUSHANBE, Tajikistan, 17 November 2005 – Once unknown among Tajikistan's predominantly Muslim population, HIV/AIDS is spreading with increasing speed across this mountainous country.

Youth educate peers on HIV/AIDS prevention Once unknown among Tajikistan's predominantly Muslim population, HIV/AIDS is spreading with increasing speed across this mountainous country Fostering youth participation at home and speaking out abroad DUSHANBE, 22 March 2007 - Olamafruz Kurbonali, 15, is playing an important role in moderating local debate clubs.

As we moved into central Japan the landscape became mountainous before finally, the train sped through the sprawling megalopolis of the east coast.

Dispatch logs released Thursday showed the small Lake County sheriff's office was strained as it moved to evacuate people while flames sped across the mountainous county.

Yet this sparsely populated, mountainous state still lags in residential speeds, and the Pando study is only the most recent indicator.

Results suggested that coastal and mountainous areas experience the highest wind speeds and highest variability over short distances, resulting in the highest errors across concurrent interpolated surfaces.

According to the measuring wind speed in history of a mountainous wind farm in Yunnan, China.

The final segment of the route – between the Učka tunnel and the Matulji interchange – has a design speed of because of the mountainous terrain crossed and proximity of residential structures.