Sentence examples for fate of trees from inspiring English sources

In exchange for close attention, though, they offer a subtly biting intelligence and a quiet classical beauty normally associated with subjects more pleasing than the fate of trees in a despoiled landscape.

The Chekhovian aspects show up here, often referencing "The Cherry Orchard": Dinwiddie and Medlyn debate the fate of trees; others describe a house and its grounds; Hawkins gives us the famous stage direction "A distant sound is heard.

With evidence of global warming and biological responses to that warming accumulating rapidly (Parmesan 2006; IPCC 2007a, b), considerable attention has turned to predicting the fate of trees and forests.

Biologist David George Haskell's exquisitely wrought ecological study documents the fate of 12 trees, around the globe and over time.

The Woodland Trust is also raising concerns about the fate of ancient trees along the planned HS2 high speed rail line.

Using data based on the rate of decline over the period 1978 1997, predictions were made of the fate of the trees in the patch.

Just as Scottish ministers should now step in decisively to stop the Kelvinside development plans, so Sheffield should reconsider the fate of its trees – and save them from the axe.

This time, it is not an entire agency, but a local developer and town officials who Mr. Serpico says have ignored his complaints; this time, it is not over issues like taking cash payments from drug dealers, but over the fate of some trees and the desecration of pristine woodland.

-- City and billboard company disagree over the fate of the trees trimmed in Silver Lake.

UC Sale of Redwood Land to Timber Firm Canceled : Environment: Purchase is rejected after furor over the fate of ancient trees.

At Canyon Ranch, Sinton also frets about the fate of the trees, including the struggling pines and thousands of oaks that have shed their leaves to conserve water.