Sentence examples for as development expands from inspiring English sources

In Tibet, the monastery is no longer the sole ladder to social and economic status, as development expands opportunities for ordinary Tibetans.

Impacts and hazards associated with karst are rapidly increasing as development expands upon these areas without proper planning taking into account the peculiarities of these environments.

The fledgling evidence, combined with major gaps in existing environmental health science and the fact that very little of the expected oil sands development has occurred, suggest that significant additional adverse effects cannot be ruled out as development expands.

This means that forest-floor herbaceous plants and woody plants with low dispersal capability will likely be adversely affected as residential development expands.

As wind energy development expands to developing countries, new studies of public perceptions in unique cultural landscapes are required.

As exploration and development expands, it is likely that water extraction from overwintering fish habitat will increase.

Wildcats and pumas (cougars) characteristically prowl remote mountain areas, though they are increasingly coming into contact with humans as urban and suburban development expands.

The shacks by the flower farms sell impala meat to the hard-pressed workers.In Hell's Gate and across Kenya, wildlife is under threat as the frontier for development expands.

The land supply is limited and demand continues to grow as the population and commercial development expands.

The act allocates oil money for economic stabilization and for future generations, as well as for current use, but, he added, implementation is weak and "comprehensive, forward-looking regulations" are urgently needed as exploration and development expand.

Andy Stahl, the executive director of Forest Service Employees for Environmental Ethics, which brought the case against the government, noted that fighting wildfires has consumed increasingly larger amounts of the Forest Service's budget as development has expanded into fire-prone areas of the West.