Sentence examples for because of land from inspiring English sources

But relations have worsened in recent years, partly because of land disputes.

Grazing restrictions because of land degradation are also causing costs to rise across the country.

Pulling onto the shoulder can be a life-threatening experience because of land mines.

To say that you can't build affordable housing because of land preservation just isn't true".

"Could the Norse have strictly confined their munching on fish to within a few feet of the shoreline, at sites now underwater because of land subsidence?

A road built around Dal Lake, the jewel of Srinagar, Kashmir's summer capital, lies in disrepair because of land mine explosions.

But it cannot happen in Cambridge, or most other places in "blue America," because of land-use regulations.

The country has been vulnerable to landslides and flash floods because of lands stripped of trees for firewood.

On February 21st Ryanair announced plans to pull some flights from Edinburgh airport because of landing fees there.Some think Britain simply has too many airports.

The book shows that where the extensive systems break down because of land-use competition, the livestock production system shifts to smaller-scale mixed systems, such as those found in agro-pastoral systems.

She added that internal migration because of lands parched by the latest failure of the rains had further weakened infants and young children who were now more likely to succumb to vaccine-preventable diseases, malnutrition, thirst, and exposure to violence.