Sentence examples for steep landslide from inspiring English sources
The phrase "steep landslide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a landslide that occurs on a steep slope or incline, often indicating the severity or angle of the terrain involved. Example: "The heavy rainfall caused a steep landslide that blocked the road and endangered nearby homes."
Because of the very steep landslide topography and the slope covered by unstable debris material, a Remotely Piloted Aircraft System (RPAS) was used to provide the data about the present slope topography.
Here, several dozen N. rajah plants grow near the top of a steep landslide.
Steep landslide- and debris flow prone slopes exist next to coarse-grained, highly porous river beds.
Because the mountains are not steep, landslides are also not reported in this region (Shimizu and Oyagi 1988).
The Himalayan mountain range is young, steep and unstable: landslides and flash floods are all too common.
When the rainy season began, humanitarian officials moved those camping on the church site's steep slopes where landslides were a risk.
Erosion levels are high due to a combination of high precipitation, steep slopes, and landslides, which can result in earthflows.
The source area of the landslide was steep, about 38.6°.
Trees on steep slopes often prevent landslides by binding the soil with the roots, anchoring it to the bedrock and reducing the amount of water it contains.
A city study found that in the last decade 143 "clandestine subdivisions" had been established in the area, mostly on steep slopes subject to landslides and floods and without electricity, sewers or water.
Rapid uplift is also indicated by the island's highly dissected, steep topography and abundant landslides.
