Sentence examples for damaging land from inspiring English sources

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

"This finding suggests that people were basing their valuations on the amount of outrage they felt toward damaging land uses, rather than their positive responses to the places themselves," said Knutson.

Arguably, the most damaging landed on the doorstep of Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy and his governing Popular Party, which is accused of operating a slush fund.

Instead of letting the sample-return capsule make a possibly damaging landing, it is to be snagged in mid-air by a helicopter flown by a Hollywood stunt pilot.On the morning of the capture, Genesis will fly past the Earth and release the capsule, sending it on a course to enter the atmosphere above Oregon.

The agency closed the roads after finding that riders were damaging preserve lands.

Yesterday's looks set to give new heart to all who hope for the least damaging, softest landing possible from the Brexit vote.

The cause of the fire has not been identified, but it is among several brush fires that have occurred in the tri-state due to heavy winds and dry weather conditions, including a major fire in Long Island that started on Monday, damaging 1,000 acres of land and destroyed three buildings.

But environmentalists say reservoirs are unnecessary, expensive and damaging to the land.

The storm has destroyed homes and inundated vast swaths of agricultural land, damaging crops.

They concluded that it would be too difficult and damaging to the land to divert this flow into another river, via a trench.

This is just more evidence of the damaging commodification of land, and how, since financial deregulation, global capital flows graze effortlessly on our local housing markets for the risk-free excess profits they so willingly give up.