Sentence examples for would be zones from inspiring English sources

"Their destination would be zones of potentially fierce fighting, preferably the eastern region of Afghanistan close to the tribal areas of Pakistan," it said.

You might have imagined that a marine conservation zone would be a zone in which marine life was, well, conserved.

It was needed to attract more tourists, particularly from China and there would be exclusion zones for particularly sensitive areas.

In 1962, Nhu began work on the ambitious Strategic Hamlet Program, an attempt to build fortified villages that would be secure zones for rural Vietnamese.

Nearly a fourth of the population would be in zones that would result in thermal injuries (if they survived the initial detonation).

For example, if you're travelling within Surrey, you would be in Zone 3 (because geographically, Surrey is in Zone 3), but you're only travelling within one zone (because you're not crossing any other zones).

Under these conditions, there would be no zone refining, and the interface probably would become dendritic or branching in shape.

This would be the zone's strongest growth rate for four years albeit less than half the rate expected for America.

Along with the bakery zone, there would be a vernacular zone, where visitors could learn handy words and phrases to roll out during their time in England's better half.

There would be no such "zones of commonality" this time around.

An immediate use of the filters would be in disaster zones.