Sentence examples for countryside which has from inspiring English sources

Madaya is a small town in the Damascus countryside which has become a haven for displaced people during this war.

His anti-Western trope plays well in the countryside, which has become his political base at a time when the rising urban middle classes have grown resentful of his perpetually autocratic rule.

Growing Schools is a governmental programme to encourage school trips about food farming and the countryside, which has a teacher-support website, while the Adventure Activities Licensing Authority (AALA) lists vetted providers.

We now have a countryside which has lost 97 per cent of its flower-rich meadows, 90 per cent of its coppiced woodland and 80 per cent of its heathland – a countryside which, since the 1960s, has lost an estimated 44 million pairs of breeding birds and 72 per cent of its butterflies.

In Poland, 1.5 million farms are still mostly farmed without pesticides, giving that nation the opportunity to become an important producer of natural foods, according to the International Coalition to Protect the Polish Countryside, which has lobbied for a national ban.

He lives in the deep French countryside, which has both a very low cost of living and a very high quality of life.

By the nineteen-eighties, there were more than two million licensed hunters running wild in the Italian countryside, which had emptied out as the population flowed into the cities.

A secondary objective of this campaign was to establish political bases of the new regime in the countryside, which had remained almost entirely outside its control.

Many fighters come from obscure Sunni Muslim towns like Atma, Mayadeen, Busra al-Harir and Taftanaz in Syria's poverty-stricken countryside which had long seen their sons conscripted into an army dominated by Assad's minority Alawite sect.

Along with members of the Prince's Countryside Fund, which has funds to allocate to communities in times of crisis, the prince will speak to residents and politicians in the village of Stoke St Gregory, near Taunton.

What makes his latest outburst different is that the Countryside Alliance, which has long defended shooting and hunting with hounds, has finally come out and called for his sacking.