Sentence examples for smaller scattered from inspiring English sources

Much smaller, scattered groups live in Benin and northern Togo.

Regional councils, which provide services to smaller, scattered communities through a regional authority, govern an additional 35.1percentt.

Human corridors, urban centers, and smaller, scattered settlements also affect the stability and processes sustained by these landscape elements.

The wildfires began raging along France's Mediterranean coast two days ago, forcing smaller, scattered evacuations, with flames reaching a corner of Saint-Tropez.

WITH almost all of Nassau County already developed and tens of thousands of acres in Suffolk County proposed for preservation, major builders are increasingly reduced to developing smaller, scattered "infill" lots.

"Some were the size of a cow pat, while others were much smaller, scattered all over the beach," he said.

The A1 LO) and E1 LO) peaks at approximately 542 and 580 cm−1, respectively, are related to smaller scattering cross-sections [37, 58].

"It's small, scattered, and people are getting better at growing in the shade".

Ferlo is a dry, featureless expanse of savanna with only a few small scattered settlements.

The Yanomami practice slash-and-burn agriculture and live in small, scattered, semipermanent villages.

There are many such territories, large and small, scattered throughout the United States and Canada.