Sentence examples for acreage down from inspiring English sources

Densely packed with hyper-close observation, often containing unindented dialogue, and consuming vast acreage down the page, they seem to be evolving into a tic meant to indicate seriousness.

If you don't have the funds handy for the whole package, never fear - they've broken the acreage down into individual property.

The implication of Dr. Berg's findings for other forests vulnerable to bugs is that as climate warms in the north, some species of evergreen trees that cover vast acreage could be mowed down by an ever-expanding population of beetles.

There were nine tornadoes in Florida, the worst of which touched down in The Acreage and downed power lines and trees, causing significant roof damage to several houses; there was also one injury.

As with other commodities, prices and acreage have gone up and down on economic cycles.

A survey released by the Agriculture Department in June said that biotech acreage was projected to be down just slightly, to about 69 million acres in 2000 from about 71 million acres in 1999.

There were 10 tornadoes, the worst of which touched down in The Acreage.

Previously the third-largest park in the city, it dropped to fourth place after the new analysis put its actual acreage at 897 (897.62 to be precise), down from 1,255 acres.

1 39 p.m.: This story was updated to add that the fire was knocked down and to downgrade acreage to 3.2 instead of five.

Based on drilling and exploration results in recent months, Shell is writing off about $2 billion after taxes in the shale oil areas after taking previous write-downs on shale gas acreage.

According to the NPR story, the acreage committed to the program might be down to half of what it once was.