Sentence examples for acreage which from inspiring English sources

But others want vineyard acreage, which ranges in price from about $15,000 an acre for bare ground to $45,000 and $50,000 with vines in place.

Ed Marston, a retired local journalist, wrote a letter to the Delta County Independent pointing out that the swap would give Koch mineral rights to the acreage, which is believed to be rich in natural gas.

There will be no differentiation in the 14th onshore licensing round – where companies take the first steps in developing land for extraction – between acreage which looks like it has the best shale prospects and traditional oil and gas.

What should rise next on the industrially zoned acreage, which is next to the Long Island Expressway but also at the borders of residential communities, has remained, in the days since the hearing, at the center of one of the most stubbornly fought development battles on Long Island in years.

Except for two marinas at the southern end, the acreage, which lies across the street from a Pitney Bowes manufacturing complex on Washington Boulevard and Dyke Lane, has been vacant since the 70's, when the owner, United Illuminating, dismantled a coal gasification plant.

In South Florida, traditionally the country's dominant lime region, two catastrophes, Hurricane Andrew in 1992 and the destruction of citrus trees since 1995 to eradicate canker disease, devastated the state's acreage, which fell to less than 200 acres from 6,700.

The road and the preserved acreage -- which five of the lots adjoin -- are to be owned by the village.

Added to these are an estimated fifty-three milliof agriculturaliculandsl lands, perhaps two million acres of non-crop lands, and countless private lawns, parks, and golf courses, the combined acreage of which must reach an extremely large figure.

Mr. Parsons and Mr. Hale said there were other surprising examples of lost foam -- including divots several inches long that popped out of "acreage foam," which is applied robotically and had been considered to be free of shedding problems.

John Boehner, the sixty-eight-year-old former Speaker of the House, who in 2011 said he was "unalterably opposed" to the legalization of marijuana, recently made news by announcing that he was joining the board of Acreage Holdings, which distributes cannabis across eleven states.

An approach that can be used to mitigate these challenges is sustainable use of low acreage wetlands which are ubiquitous in the study area (Ogban and Babalola 2009; Ogunremi et al. 2000; Thenkabail and Nolte 1996; Windmeijer and Andriesse 1993).