Sentence examples for settlements high from inspiring English sources

"We drove in a motorcade and you could see the settlements high up, and the brutality of it was so stark," this aide said.

It originally consisted of two settlements: High Harrogate, with the Queen Hotel (1687), and Low Harrogate, where the majority of the 88 springs were eventually discovered.

The more densely populated southwest is pockmarked with pine forests, beaches and coves, while the northeast is a windswept region with few settlements, high cliffs and a barren look.

Shepherds often lived in shielings, temporary summer settlements high in the hills.

Our model reveals that the risk of cholera infection is associated with slum settlements, high population density, proximity to and density of waste dumps, proximity to potentially polluted rivers and streams, as well as possible unobserved risk factors.

In the long Alpine valleys the economy was always both agricultural and commercial, with towns such as Aosta and Bolzano at the outlets of the lateral valleys and agricultural settlements higher up or on the slopes of hills.

Population growth, aggregation of human settlements, higher living standards, and increased development and consumption of less biodegradable products have increased solid waste generation over the last 20 years (Adhikari et al. [2008]; Asase et al. [2009]).

For many archaeologists, these factors explain why human settlements higher than about 13,100 feet and older than 11,500 years of age have eluded them.

In addition, recruitment failure (low settlement, high mortality) contributes to the exclusion of P. perna from the high shore, while the exclusion of M. galloprovincialis from the low mussel zone is likely to be by post-recruitment mortality [ 49], possibly strengthened by periodic heavy recruitment of P. perna [ 10].

Furthermore, in landscapes with a high proportion of settlement, highest habitat connectivity was found when most settlement cells were concentrated in large patches.

In general, the highest concentration of eggs was found in areas that bordered settlements with high population densities (slums), and in those close to campus buildings, where pedestrian foot traffic was heavier.