Sentence examples for aspen from inspiring English sources
The word 'aspen' is an accepted and usable word in written English
It is a noun used to refer to a type of tree (genus Populus) found in North America and can also be an adjective to describe a yellowish-green color. Example: The leaves of the aspen tree was a beautiful yellowish-green in the autumn sunlight.
noun
A kind of poplar tree (genus ).
- Above a certain elevation, the aspens gave way to scrubby, gnarled pines.
These showed that, over the years, elk have stripped the park of its aspen and willow stands.
In their view, a hotter and drier Yellowstone caused the moisture-loving willow and aspen to disappear.
Mr Kay claims that aspen in particular have suffered a 95% decline since the park opened in 1872: a serious development because beaver rely on aspen to build their dams, which in turn are vital to keep wetlands going.Park officials say that the elk are only partly to blame.
And Mr Kay himself admits that aspen groves have been deteriorating throughout the west.The feeding of elk outside the park complicates the issue.
Minnesota's most-harvested wood, aspen, has long cells and strong fibres, ideal for high-grade paper of the sort used for magazines and copy machines.
The second-biggest forest area, about a third of the total, is in the boreal, or taiga, biome: a belt of spruce, birch, fir and aspen that encircles the far northern hemisphere, mostly in Russia, Scandinavia, Finland, Canada and a small part of America.
Admirable as the new constitution is on paper (in this instance, a special aspen-wood parchment), it seems to make little difference in practice.
The British-built medical centre will be run by a Canberra-based company, Aspen Medical, which predicts 10% to 20% of the workforce will be Australians.
He is also working with Messrs Khurana and Nohria, the Aspen Institute, a think-tank, and the World Economic Forum, among others, to try to work out a way to add teeth to the oath.
(Spare me the vague references to cutting "wasteful" spending).I don't expect anti-tax protests to look or sound like a retreat at the Aspen Institute.
Marvin Aspen, a federal court judge in Illinois, sees Mr Inbau's work as a reaction against once-common police abuses.
