Sentence examples for desirable lands from inspiring English sources

The right of each to all things invites serious conflict, especially if there is competition for resources, as there will surely be over at least scarce goods such as the most desirable lands, spouses, etc.

But because of that calculus, desirable land in New Jersey is disappearing rapidly.

And without official documents, the poor who reside on desirable land become easy targets for the powerful and well-connected.

Mr. Lowenstein described the property as "not desirable land," with "major shrubbery and dunes" that require pilots to "land high and drop in on the airport".

The deal pushed the Masai far from their traditional turf in the Rift Valley, where a railway was being built, into reservations on far less desirable land.

Sure enough, this summer it opened a £260m extension inside the old Switch House, managing it just before all the freshly desirable land around Tate was bought up.

The judges ruled 5 to 4 that Mr. Thaksin abused his power when his wife, Pojaman, purchased a plot of desirable land from a government agency controlled by the central bank.

The estate, which owns some of the most desirable land in London, was effectively handed a monopoly and the duke made good from the fact that so many people want to live and work in London.

From an initial focus on this tiny scrap of suddenly desirable land, makers Hugo Berkeley and Osvalde Lewat gradually expanded their film into a wide-ranging and thorough and – as far as my socioeconomically and geopolitically relatively untutored mind and eye could tell - unbiased examination of the unfolding problem of who owns Africa.

Current urban environmental studies mainly focus on the distribution of desirable land uses (e.g., open spaces and parks).

Mainland Nova Scotia was said to feel like New England 50 years ago, a friendly, uncrowded maritime paradise with vast tracts of cheap, desirable land.