Sentence examples for narrow terrain from inspiring English sources

The strong opposition from the Eastern European nations most affected explains the many battles on the relatively narrow terrain of benefits.

Within the narrow terrain he mapped at the start, with its melancholy and blend of private with literary iconography, Bacon didn't just repeat himself.

Realistic arguments over policy take place on relatively narrow terrain: they are arguments over a top marginal tax rate of 35% or 39.6%, over a health-insurance system with guaranteed coverage for pre-existing conditions but with or without a mandate, and so forth.

Because of the narrow terrain and constant twists and turns, there was never a moment of rest.

The Spartans' use of the narrow terrain, in those particular circumstances, is a military tactic known as "defeat in detail".

The Union Pacific railroad -- rail being the only practical way that coal can leave the North Fork Valley's narrow, winding terrain, especially in the volumes that the mines here are producing it -- has been struggling to add crews and locomotives.

In this narrowed political terrain, the opposition parties, whose ideologies have been similar to those of the ruling party, expressed a little more liberalism or nationalism.

The US 82nd and 101st Airborne Divisions were assigned to objectives west of Utah Beach, where they hoped to capture and control the few narrow causeways through terrain that had been intentionally flooded by the Germans.

Officials said that fire, named the Cachuma, was burning in a remote area in steep terrain with narrow access roads about 12 miles northeast of Santa Ynez.

He was hiking in Franconia Notch, a narrow passage through rocky terrain, which could easily distort the sound of cars, making them seem closer then they were.

A French civil defence team with sniffer dogs joined the 3,000 Algerians involved in the rescue, but said the thick and compact mud combined with the steep terrain and narrow streets made the work difficult.