Sentence examples for overland communication from inspiring English sources
Air transport has become particularly important in the Andes, where it has reduced the difficulties of overland communication.
Until the railroad was built across southern Mato Grosso in 1914, the only means of communication except by overland trails was by way of the Paraguay and Paraná rivers, 2,000 miles (3,000 km) eastward to the Atlantic Ocean.
Thus, the villagers become familiar with the mythological and philosophical aspects of their religion, in spite of low levels of literacy in many rural areas and the difficulties of communication via the overland infrastructure, which may be limited to a narrow dirt road traversed by bullock carts.
The debate was revisited each time communication and transportation technology shifted, thanks to developments like overland mail delivery, the transcontinental railroad, telegraphs and wire services, and ultimately free rural mail delivery.
The Texians now controlled the Gulf Coast, and so all communication between Cos and the Mexican interior must be transferred overland.
Planted on an isthmus, Corinth had from time out of mind been a commercial emporium; as formerly almost all communication between the Hellenes within and without Peloponnese was carried on overland, and the Corinthian territory was the highway through which it travelled.
Overland roads are unsafe.
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Overland crossings were arduous.
Most make their way overland.
