Sentence examples for inaccessible land from inspiring English sources

A spokeswoman for the London Legacy Development Corporation said of the Olympic Park: "It's worth remembering this was industrial, unused, largely inaccessible land before the works started.

Tracking the status of vegetation (the fuel) and developing conditions is difficult across vast expanses of undeveloped, often inaccessible land.

ETA values > 1 usually represent regions with large areas of inaccessible land with small areas of cropland.

Exclusion of areas for biodiversity conservation and inaccessible land in failed states reduces the bioenergy potential by up to 45%.

In the postwar period, California leveraged the automobile and federal subsidies to unlock previously inaccessible land and create a golden age of cheap housing and suburbanization.

As mentioned earlier in this paper, ETA values >1 usually represent regions with large areas of inaccessible land with small areas of cropland.

From ancient China to the Roman Empire, the Silk Road stretched for 5,000 miles, crossing some of the most inaccessible lands on earth.

More calls came in, through the night, from television programs that had once seemed to occur in inaccessible lands but that turned out to be really less than thirty minutes away; they would send a car service.

The county, faithful to vast and secret laws, is inaccessible by land, sea, or air — except, it is said, with a short layover in Pittsburgh.

As the site was formerly inaccessible railway land, there can be no concern here about public space disappearing into the private maw.

The county, faithful to vast and secret laws, is inaccessible by land, sea, or air except, it is said, with a short layover in Pittsburgh.