Sentence examples for better landscaping from inspiring English sources

"One approach that could lead to better landscaping in parking areas would be for local governments to push for mixed uses at office parks/shopping centers.

Better landscaping and pedestrian links have made a marked difference to local people – there is a new east-to-west pedestrian route through the estate linking Regent's Park to Euston Station and the first new pedestrian crossing over the Euston Road in 10 years, plus 66 new cycle spaces.

Forest officials and conservation experts say the long-term increase in rhinos is because of better landscape management, better protection and the willing involvement of the local population in conservation efforts.

Our study suggests that watershed management should adopt better landscape planning and multi-scale measures to improve water quality.

Mapping vegetation formations at a fine scale is crucial for assessing wetland functions and for better landscape management.

They come to us because they know they're going to get the bit of the puzzle that's missing - once they have a working knowledge of a garden or a landscape, they become much better landscape architects and designers.

While a better landscape for jobs, and better-paid ones, would undoubtedly be good for her business, she insists her outspokenness is also conscience-driven because marketising education has potentially profound social consequences.

Accurate information on the local patterns of land cover in NHAR may contribute to the future establishment of better landscape policies for ecosystem management and protection.

Sponsors need to recognize that investing early on in developing project teams that can support these trials creates a better landscape for success.

Elmer Livingston MacRae, one of the better landscape painters, was handy with carving tools as evidenced by two panels of tulip poplar wood bearing the relief imagery of a blossom-laden branch above several rampant irises.

The types of burning carried out by marginalised rural people in the backblocks, along with their hunting activities, can contribute to better landscape-scale ecological outcomes than state-sanctioned bans on hunting and burning.