Sentence examples for significant expanses from inspiring English sources

But they take even greater comfort in getting one another out of their respective apartments, where each had been napping, despairing or hip-hop dancing in increasingly significant expanses of time.

Most of the basin is arid, defined by the Sonoran and Mojave deserts and the expanse of the Colorado Plateau, although significant expanses of forest are found in the Rocky Mountains; the Kaibab, Aquarius, and Markagunt plateaus in southern Utah and northern Arizona; the Mogollon Rim through central Arizona; and other smaller mountain ranges and sky islands.

Guanacaste is already the last significant expanse of Pacific dry forest in Central America.

The Pan-American Highway runs sixteen thousand miles, from Anchorage to Tierra del Fuego, with one significant interruption: an expanse of rain forest along the border of Colombia and Panama.

Very small parts of the watershed experienced statistically significant increasing vegetation regeneration trend while vast expanses have showed decreasing trend.

Maps of cortical thickness showed significant thinning of 28percentt on average across broad expanses of the right cerebral hemisphere in the high-risk group, compared with the low-risk group, the paper reported.

Vast expanses of lowland areas have experienced significant vegetation reduction.

The Arctic Ocean was a deep basin, with no significant land masses north of the Eurasian continent any hidden expanse of land would have blocked the free movement of ice.

This hinders vast expanses of Guna tana watershed for not experiencing profoundly significant vegetation regeneration and changes in NPP which is a prime indication of ecosystem health.

Bluestone is a significant element of the many artful mausoleums in Woodlawn's parklike expanse, according to Susan Olsen, the cemetery's historian, who lives nearby in a one-bedroom apartment.

Vast expanses of low land areas with lower slope have also experienced significant increment which is greater than areas that have decreasing trend (Fig. 7).