Sentence examples for divisions of land from inspiring English sources

Social satire has always been an integral part of Romero's horror, from the consumerism targeted in Dawn of the Dead to the class divisions of Land of the Dead.

Biswas (1987) has coined names for the three depositional basins, namely Kachchh, Cambay and Narmada (Fig. 1b), representing the physiographic divisions of land formed due to the events of rifting during Triassic Early Jurassic, Early Cretaceous and Late Cretaceous times.

The name Manchester, though officially applied only to the metropolitan district within Greater Manchester, has been applied to other, wider divisions of land, particularly across much of the Greater Manchester county and urban area.

I'm not a scholar of this period, but I point out this history to remind the reader that the current "norm" is much less than 100 years old, and in many instances was transformed again and again after WWII, with divisions of land, independence to colonies, coups and changes of regimes many times, up to and including the present.

So those seeking a two-state solution still hope for a division of land between the two nations.

Kenya's conservancy concept was devised as a means to address the escalating issue of lost indigenous habitats, through the division of land, over-grazing and intensive farming.

Oaks and other species are replacing pines as savannas disappear from the southeastern United States because of the continuing division of land ownership and protection from fire.

But civil strife has grown since then, based on religious differences and local concerns, such as the division of land and government corruption.

Such is the minute division of land in villages that plots that become available for rent are often not adjacent to land already controlled by a large-scale farmer.

But there are other factors to consider, including that for the most radical leaders of the Muslim world — and their numbers are not dwindling — settling the Israel question does not mean an equitable division of land between Israel and Palestine.

Speaking to the elected peasant officials, the Emperor recalled the advice of his father "not to believe in rubbishy and idiotic reports of the division of land and such like".