Sentence examples for substantial cover from inspiring English sources

The quality of the paper stock, the slot for the pen, the blank but substantial cover, the hints of grand possibilities that came with the inserts — all of these inspired not just introspection but also the joining of history: the mapping of an individual life onto the grand old Gregorian-calendar template.

The largest effects of the fertilisation were found among bryophytes and lichens, which lost substantial cover.

Substantial cover by scleractinian corals was observed only in FR (mean coverage 11.5%), with sparse cover in ORF (2.4%) and minimal or no cover in IRF, LSB and LHB habitats (Table 2).

The problem was so persistent that astronomers had begun to think that all warm, small planets formed with substantial cloud cover.

Only twice have significant third-party claims been made: around $1.2m for damage caused by the break-up of the Columbia space shuttle on re-entry in 2003, and $30m after the explosion of a rocket carrying a satellite that devastated an American car park in 1997, luckily with no injuries.Governments require private launches to carry substantial liability cover.

At the site level, these bats selected roosts that were close to water and had substantial forest cover in the surrounding 100-m radius.

All of Carlton Hill's listed buildings are within the designated area; these, combined with the sheltered open space of Tarner Park, substantial tree cover, the survival of old street patterns and boundary walls, and the distinctive lie of the land, contribute to the area's "special character", as defined by Brighton and Hove City Council.

In this study, substantial coral cover was observed only in the fore reef (FR) zone of Overall Bank and rapidly diminished with increasing distance from the shelf edge.

As a result Clipperton changed from virtually/completely unvegetated to having substantial plant cover, because the impact of crabs on the vegetation was reduced by pigs preying on crabs [79].

But some 2,000-year-old 2,000-year-old 2,000-year-old of recycled scraps of Egyptreaclepyrus, torn up to encase the reptile, hide hard evidence of a subrowntial historemainsover-up.

They must, however, charge substantial premiums to cover the cost of reinsurance.