Sentence examples for damaged land from inspiring English sources

Considering the situation that some coal mines are near the Yellow River, reclamation of subsided land with river sediment may be a good way to reclaim damaged land due to mining subsidence.

Lynn Hamilton, Ashoka's director for the Andean region, camped out for several days in the deepest Amazon, traveling up and down the river by canoe to check out the claim of a candidate to have come up with a new way of restoring severely damaged land in the fragile ecosystem of the region.

She argues that such results have little application for campesinos who are struggling to make damaged land productive.

But scientists know much more about the ecological impact of damaged land than they do about damaged seafloor.

He said restoring the damaged land left behind by the construction of the plant could be a demanding but ultimately satisfying job.

The fire steadily crept through abandoned mine tunnels, forcing the federal government by 1984 to evict residents and eventually pay $40 million to buy damaged land.

The fighter crashed; the American aircraft, badly damaged, landed in China's Hainan Island.

Fifteen Ryanair flights heading for Stansted were diverted after a private jet damaged landing equipment.

The jet, with its wing and tail fin damaged, landed at Aviano about 14 minutes later.

The jet, with its wing and tail fin damaged, landed back at Aviano about 14 minutes later.

With virtual unanimity, experts condemn these subsidies as driving up food prices, damaging land use and costing the taxpayers money.