Sentence examples for considerable land from inspiring English sources

Impermeable pavements cover a considerable land area in cities.

There is much irrigation, and considerable land has been reclaimed, especially in the Po River delta.

The burgravate of Meissen, acquired in 1439, added considerable land and income.

The accumulation of phosphogypsum from fertilizer industries occupies considerable land resources and causes serious environmental problem.

Transportation infrastructure projects often involve considerable land use, long-term investment, and huge resource.

Currently, a large number of phosphogypsum are discarded without any treatment, leading to considerable land occupation and serious environmental contamination.

The Roes had been in Ireland since 1641, before the Cromwellian invasion, and had once been considerable land-owners in County Tipperary, with villages named after them, such as Roesborough and Roe's -- now corrupted to Rose -- Green.

The decline of Assyrian power after 780 was notable; Syria and considerable lands in the north were lost.

During the period of persecution of the Sikhs by the Mughal dynasty, the management of some gurdwaras (and the considerable lands and funds attached to them) passed into the hands of Hindu caretakers (mahants).

In 584, in the face of Frankish invasions from beyond the Alps, the Lombard dukes met and elected Authari king, ceding him considerable lands; in the process, Agilulf managed to unify the duchies of the north into a single kingdom.

With highly educated managers, a productive work force, low costs and considerable fertile land, Syria has much to offer investors.