Sentence examples for a distinctive natural from inspiring English sources

In my daily e-mails with protesters on Jeju, I learned that bulldozers were spreading small rocks in preparation for laying concrete over lava, and living coral that is a distinctive natural habitat.

Darjeeling tea, due to the unique agro-climatic conditions of Darjeeling, has a distinctive natural flavour, is internationally reputed and recognised as a geographical indicator.

Pediatric OSA has a distinctive pathophysiology, natural history, and treatment compared to adult OSA.

The Garden Route owes its distinctive natural environment and mild climate – a contrast with the fruit-growing Langkloof and semi-desert Karoo areas to the north – in part to a meeting of ocean currents.

Advocates say a concrete pool, sensitively built and respecting the park's distinctive natural setting, is the only way to return it to the community gathering place it used to be.

The distinctive natural traits of the Pripet Marshes are a wide development of saturated sandy lowlands, intersected by a dense network of rivers with weakly cut riverbeds and wide floodlands, and a prevalence of pine forests amid the wide expanse of low-lying bogs and marshes.

The distinctive natural environment includes Hudson River views down most side streets, as well as about 2,000 acres of nearby parks.

In New Mexico O'Keeffe produced From the White Place (1940), Pelvis IV (1944), Black Place III (1944), and numerous other paintings of the area's distinctive natural and architectural forms.

Time and again, though, on the humid road to El Dorado, both paradise-seeking dreamers and get-rich-quick schemers have bucked up against the formidable presence of the region's most distinctive natural feature -- its swamplands.

Even when grown in mixed Entamoeba cultures (of similar or distinctive natural histories, above), trophozoites aggregated only with members of their own lineage, which is a remarkable discrimination ability at the protist level (Espinosa and Paz-y-Mi o-C 2012).

The metal's distinctive natural green patina has long been coveted by architects and designers.