Sentence examples for damage to roadside from inspiring English sources
Installing cable television and optical-fiber networks, and the need to overhaul dilapidated utility lines in old cities, could bring massive damage to roadside trees and significantly degrade cityscape quality.
The effects most frequently cited in the literature are damage to roadside vegetation (trees, shrubs, ground cover, grasses, wetland vegetation), water (surface water, ground water, rivers and streams, lakes and ponds, aquatic life), soil, wear and tear on roads, and corrosion of bridges and vehicles.
As fast as the city fills them, new ones open up — little roadside craters that can cause untold damage to vehicles.
The first game was set in Colorado; the second puts you on the winding roads of the Mediterranean coast, upping the ante to a degree since you're just as mindful of minimising damage to the beautiful, historic buildings which push up close the roadside as you are the metalwork of your car.
"It looks like the pictures you see in Iraq following a roadside car bombing," reporter Glynn Boyd said of the damage to Welch's car.
Serious damage to reservoirs.
In fact, recommended rates of glyphosate for pastures, rangelands, roadsides, riverbanks and recreational areas (~1 kg ha−1) destroy the aboveground shoots of leafy spurge plants; however, it does little or no damage to UABs, and leafy spurge regenerates from these UABs.
