Sentence examples for wide rise from inspiring English sources

It means that the isostasy is (or was) valid also for Iapetus and EB is some sort of 700 km wide rise underlain by low-density roots Fig.

The current situation is characterised by the transition to a phase, which is marked by the global financial crisis of 2007 9 and the related, though different, problem of Greek debt, the unprecedented migration that followed the collapse of Libya and the war in Syria, and now Brexit and European wide rise of authoritarian populism.

The range (roughly 25 50 miles [40 80 km] wide) rises about 3,000 feet (900 metres) from the Great Plains on the east and 1,500 feet from the Laramie Basin on the west.

It consists of a conspicuous ridge of limestone, 3.5 miles (6 km) long by 1 mile (1.6 km) wide, rising to a height of 1,775 feet (541 m) and connected with the mainland by a low saddle of alluvial deposits.

For a 2 inch (5.1 cm) wide rose, roll your clay into a 1 inch (2.5 cm) ball.

The talks resulted in a Germany-wide rise of €5-€7 per hundred litres for barrelled beer, and €1 per crate of bottled beer, according to the cartel office head, Andreas Mundt.

But because of the league-wide rise in the importance of the 3-pointer, that jump has only moved the Sixers from 25th in 3-point shots attempted per game to 23rd.

Critics not only charged him with manipulating the incident to ingratiate himself with Sunni Muslims, among whom Mr Nasrallah's star has waned with the region-wide rise of sectarian animosity.

"There has been a system-wide rise in the excellence of American literature in the postwar period," he says, and he offers the same proof that Barth offered in his Times article: there is more good fiction out there than anyone has time to read.

But the stork's treatment comes amid a wider rise in xenophobia in Egypt this summer.

An official said it would use a unspecified "stabilising mechanism" to try to avoid a wider rise in premiums on the exchanges.