Sentence examples for don't excavate from inspiring English sources

"But don't excavate a wide hole, because you would be exposing more underlying soil where there are going to be weeds".

Other tips: don't compact soil over a tree's roots, don't excavate near a tree you want to save (the roots spread two to three times the crown spread), don't change the grade of the soil around a tree and don't put chains or cables too tightly around the girth of a growing tree.

Birds that do not excavate or construct a nest but lay eggs directly on a bare substrate or in a nest built by another species were categorized as building no nest.

In this case, the initial force from the regolith is just under 50 N; however, the regolith is now compressed and does not excavate, meaning that a strength cone forms and rapidly pushes against the S/C with a force greater than 60 N, activating the spring.

Alternatively, it is possible that the crash did not excavate deeply enough into the regolith to liberate significant quantities of water vapor.

I loved archaeology as a kid and don't mind excavating in the freezer – even if it means carbon dating an unmarked package before attempting to identify its contents.

Comparing data with other studies is difficult particularly for root length and root biomass as many studies do not fully excavate the root system, choosing instead to excavate a specified volume of soil around the stem that leaves a proportion of roots remaining in the soil.

A distinction between the behavior of the red and black crabs is that the latter do not typically excavate its own burrows, but rather use evacuated burrows from other crab species (e.g. Cardisoma guanhumi) or preferably natural crevices, a difference that could potentially explain the flies' preference.

"I don't comment when kneecappers excavate old quotes," he said, referring to Mr. Cunningham's pledge last week that he would kneecap Mr. Green if he went negative.

"People working here can't travel for training outside and we are only able to use local tools, which don't allow us to excavate in a precise manner," Ms Albetar said.

Patients benefit because dentists don't need to drill and excavate as much of the tooth as they would have in the past.