Sentence examples for growing expanse from inspiring English sources

Failing constant monitoring by local populations, much of Mexico's growing expanse of "protected" land will fall pray to privateering, becoming disputed, and often dangerous, territories.

Over the following week, the system grew in expanse as it slowly tracked northwestward as strong wind shear in the area prohibited the development of a tropical cyclone.

Why do Americans spend such huge amounts of time, money, water, fertiliser and fuel on growing a useless smooth expanse of grass?

As the glass capsule of the London Eye moved from the banks of the Thames and the capital's unruly expanse grew ever wider, Cherie Booth – barrister, foundation founder and wife of a former prime minister – was momentarily left standing alone.

Marchetti showed that Berlin's expanse grew according to a simple rule of thumb: the distance reachable by current technologies in thirty minutes or less.

I ease my way through the growing tension and into the wide expanse of night air.

Forest trees, on the other hand, compete for growing space and generally have an expanse of foliage-free bole below a more limited tree crown.

There is also something compelling about the idea of growing plants on the city's vast expanse of rooftop space, giving a new meaning to the term "urban jungle".

For forests in a world with a growing population, with growing needs, but a fixed expanse of land, faster increases of volume or carbon than decreases of area during recent decades are encouraging.

A Glistening Expanse Awaits Virtual Reality is an already growing industry.

La Paz, in the west, sits on the altiplano, a vast plateau whose altitude prevents many trees from growing there, leaving the wind free to rip across its expanse.