Sentence examples for unequal mountains from inspiring English sources
And in 1825 The Commercial Advertiser lamented on the city's failure to clean the streets, invoking the names of two strikingly unequal mountains: "There is now a pile of manure in William-street, along side of which that of Maiden-lane would dwindle like Butter Hill by the side of Chimborazo.
The focus is on a four span highway bridge with piers of unequal height crossing a mountain valley.
Breeze also denotes various local winds (e.g., sea breeze, land breeze, valley breeze, mountain breeze) generated by unequal diurnal heating and cooling of adjacent areas of Earth's surface.
The intermontane basins stretching from southern British Columbia to central Mexico exhibit a strikingly unequal pattern, with areas of water surplus in the mountains lying adjacent to areas of marked deficit in the basins.
Declining manufacturing cities in the Rust Belt and in the southern Appalachian mountains have very equal distributions, while cities in the Southwest have very unequal distributions.
Education is unequal, too.
Everything was too unequal.
That unequal treatment starts early.
That mirrors unequal income distribution.
