Sentence examples for ground space from inspiring English sources

Although this idea will not work in crowded cities, because too much ground space is required, I can imagine these complexes going up in the Midwest.

As people flock to urban centers where ground space is limited, cities with green walls and roofs and skyscraper farms offer improved health and well-being, renewable resources, reliable food supply, and relief to the environment.

Nobody would ever call J.F.K. a sleepy airport, but it runs fewer flights than either La Guardia or Newark, despite having four spacious runways, bigger terminals and acres of open ground space.

The only child of a British baronet and an American socialite, Cunard grew up in an English castle where "the living area alone covered more ground space than, say, the New York Public Library".

In the forests I study, there so many seeds and seedlings that if a square foot of ground space opens up, more than a hundred trees of many different species compete to grow there.

But Wright's intentions with his mile-high skyscraper were to create a concentrated human habitat, the better to halt Chicago's unstoppable urban sprawl, and free up ground space for parks, nature and leisure.

The electrical field is measured by inserting two probes in the ground spaced about 5 meters (McNeil and Labson 1992).

"Thus we can save pressure [on] above-ground space for living, recreation, greenery – creating compact and more sustainable cities".

The idea of the unusual below-ground space for worship, Mr. Lee said, stems from the concept that "our church is born again from the soil".

Mr. Witkoff said there are plans to devote 20,000 square feet of below-ground space to a spa complete with a swimming pool.

There is below-ground space available to store fuel to power the diesel motors in quantities intended to keep the place running for three days without an outside utility.