Sentence examples for built land from inspiring English sources

Most of these volcanos lie beneath sea level but in Iceland the volcanos have built land".

Just as government laid railroads and built land grant colleges in the 19th century to foster deep growth, the government today should be doing the modern equivalents.

Historically, the dispossessed peasantry built land banks to house each other, food banks to feed each other and burial societies so that their humanity was not lost in the humiliation of a pauper's grave.

Abundance and species richness did not simply reflect local habitat qualities but were instead, partly determined by the nature of the surrounding landscape (i.e. the area of adjacent built land, native vegetation and the number of connecting streams).

The average undevelopable land area required for the complete GHG emissions capture amounts to 3.42 m2 of undevelopable land for every m2 of urbanizable land and 9.02 m2 of undevelopable land for every m2 of built land.

Aerial photographs from 1938 , 1958 1970 , 1982 2000, and 2010 illustrated a progression from open land to pine savanna, Southern Mixed Hardwood Forest (SMF), and built land cover, with low-density residential development encroaching after 1980 – a pattern reflecting broad regional trends in the mid and late 20th century.

She and dad built landing craft for the military in WWII.

That is because while working undercover for the federal Drug Enforcement Administration, Mr. Speziale built landing strips, piloted planes and took the helm of yachts.

No other strategy can build land so quickly without the massive disruptions to fisheries, navigation and infrastructure.

The Louisiana coast depended for thousands of years on the routine overflow of the Mississippi River to deposit its sediment load and build land.

As sediment gets dumped there, it would build land that would turn into wetlands.