Sentence examples for continued land from inspiring English sources

Famiglietti's data set, obtained from the GRACE satellite (no relation to us) indicates that groundwater "is being pumped for irrigation at rates that are not sustainable if current trends continue...leading to declining water tables, water shortages, decreasing crop sizes and continued land subsidence".

2 3 Continued land confiscation and intensified tightening of the closure system has increased the prevalence of economic crises, unemployment and poverty, thereby strengthening dependency on donor financing.

Although the possibility exists for continued land use intensification in the GYE, we emphasize the potential for local policy decisions to effectively manage growth in rural residential development.

In response, the USDA Forest Service, in collaboration with Rutgers University, the U.S. Geological Survey, and the Regional Plan Association, undertook a regional study of the NY NJ Highlands to characterize the resources at stake and assess the implications of continued land use change.

Though continued land interaction initially hindered development, enhanced outflow supported convective development as it straddled the Mozambique–Tanzania border.

It ignores Palestinian claims to East Jerusalem and the more than 240,000 Palestinian residents there, while implicitly supporting Israel's continued land expropriation, demolition of Palestinian homes, and expansion of settlement building, such as the 900 tenders issued to new housing for Jewish Israelis in East Jerusalem this week".

At the same time, we caution that continued land-use changes and illegal exploitation of wildlife resources severely threaten the functional connectivity of this ecosystem.

Transition probability functions were fitted to the temporal series to predict land-use changes for the next 10 years, for three different scenarios: (1) continued land-use change; (2) eliminating clear-cutting and selective logging; and (3) eliminating clear-cutting, selective logging, and secondary vegetation clearing.

It is this last detail that media reports and commentators continually slight, focusing instead on Israel's efforts in the bankrupt peace process of the 1990s, for example, and more recently in the evacuation of Gaza, which more than anything was about turning international attention away from continued land-grabs and brutalization on the West Bank.

He got up, but Margarito continued landing combinations.

In addition to the continuing land disputes, the Uruguayan government has twice razed scores of houses, once in 1996 and again in 2001, saying they interfered with the movement of the dunes and thus with the coastal ecosystem.