Sentence examples for present day great from inspiring English sources

The permafrost had expanded southward by about 10 degrees latitude to the present day Great Wall line and the ice-age "mammoth fauna" had roamed in north China and had even reached the Yangtze River Estuary [ 30].

Contemporaneous megafloods (though from earth rather than ice dams) flowed down the Snake River from a paleo-lake near the present day Great Salt Lake in Utah (Malde 1968; Link et al. 1999), and down the Owyhee and Snake Rivers from paleo-lake Alvord/Coyote in south central Oregon (Carter et al. 2006).

With respect to the present-day Great Lakes and Hudson Bay, Laurentia was rotated clockwise during Wenlock time to fit fully between the latitudes 30° N and 30° S of the paleoequator.

The present-day great availability of high-resolution Digital Elevation Models has improved tectonic geomorphology analyses in their methodological aspects and geological meaning.

Like present-day great apes, the extant gibbons comprise four genera, which feature strikingly different numbers of chromosomes and extensive rearrangement of chromosomes [ 1- 6].

The creation and patronage of locally trained militias to wreak havoc among subject populations in pursuit of American military objectives is a tactic that seems to have been adapted to the present day with great effect – most notably in Iraq.

At the present day, a great many of university including Trakya University, is currently carrying on 'internet- aided education' application.

From the Romans to the present day, war is a great incubator for advancement, and the second world war was no exception.

Sebald, in the lectures on the Allied bombing of German cities that he delivered in 1997 (later published under the title "On the Natural History of Destruction"), argued that the "national humiliation felt by millions in the last years of the war" was the reason that "no one, to the present day, has written the great German epic of the wartime and postwar periods".

From Ancient Greek symposia to the present day, many of our greatest philosophers, religious leaders and scientists have worn sandals.

Bison were present in the areas closest to the Great Plains (present day New Mexico and western Texas) and probably ranged in limited numbers into what is now southeastern Arizona.