Sentence examples for forest demolition from inspiring English sources

[NASA] Rain forest demolition, genetically modified ingredients, child labor: things to keep in mind when purchasing a box of Valentine's Day chocolates for a loved one.

Forest City Ratner began demolition in September 2007 and has almost completed it.

After a lawyer for Forest City Ratner said the demolition was "not imminent," Justice Carol R. Edmead said she would not grant the restraining order before a full hearing -- scheduled for Feb. 14 -- on whether the planned demolition is legal.

Odds on Blackpool playing in the Premier League next season will have shortened considerably after their stunning demolition of Nottingham Forest in the play-off second leg at the City ground, and were it possible to obtain prices for this sort of thing Ian Holloway's rollercoaster ride would already be a clear favourite for most overused cliché.

Eli Roth, the creator of modern horror heavyweights Cabin Fever and the Hostel series, channeled the classic cult film Cannibal Holocaust in his latest, The Green Inferno, about a group of idealistic college kids who travel to Peru to prevent the demolition of an ancient forest and its primitive inhabitants.

Indeed the JNF took part in many of the erasure activities described in this book: demolition of villages, planting forests over their remains, establishing Jewish communities on refugee land, Judaizing place names, and marginalizing the villages in the information it provides about the sites that contain their remains today.

No serious study was conducted prior to the demolition and clear-cutting of the forests, and now officials are realizing that the spot they envisioned for the airport is not appropriate.

The king's creation of the New Forest saw the depopulation of many villages and the demolition of churches.

The demolition was announced in December by the project's developer, Forest City Ratner Companies, and approved by the Empire State Development Corporation, a state agency that reviewed the project's environmental impact.

After a close brush with demolition and an arduous move from a Chicago suburb to a Pennsylvania forest, a 1957 house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright opens today for tours and overnight stays.

Even before the first spadeful of earth was turned, before the first boulder of Manhattan schist was blasted, a forest of exclamation points began sprouting with what was dubbed the city's largest individual demolition contract ever.