Sentence examples for almost no trees from inspiring English sources

We could cut almost no trees, and there were a lot of grading conditions.

There are almost no trees, and winter weather cuts off ferry service for weeks at a stretch.

The bugs add a high-pitched thrum to many tree-lined streets in Japan, but something was up: there were almost no trees here.

The Faroese also preserve fish, though not with such familiar Nordic techniques as salting or smoking; the islands are so windswept that almost no trees grow, and as a result there's little lumber available either to manufacture salt or to generate smoke.

Most European skiing is alpine, and there are almost no trees on the slopes.

Broad-leaved bushes and trees scatter under the hardwood and Calocedrus canopy, with almost no trees under the Cryptomeria canopy because of the deep shade.

Mitton says it's possible to fly in a small plane over pine forests here for an hour or more and see almost no living pine trees.

The camps are below sea level, with almost no tree cover.

There was almost no relationship between tree diameter and wood density within a stand.

Other residents, he said, resent almost any tree removal.

For the most divergent data set, deeper internal nodes of the concatenated tree have almost no congruence with the nodes in single gene trees, except the branch separating archaebacteria and eubacteria.