Sentence examples for increasing land from inspiring English sources

Much of the wealth generated in an industrial economy ends up in increasing land values.

The garden has survived now for more than eight decades, although with increasing land values, the sort of people who could afford to live there has changed significantly.

There are a number of factors that account for this decline, including increasing land degradation, declining soil productivity, pests and diseases, climate change and unpredictable weather patterns.

The Tagus flows mostly through semiarid lands, and government efforts have been dedicated to increasing land irrigation and creating hydroelectric power in its basin.

Vertical urban farming is one solution to increasing food production, with the double win of increasing crop yields without increasing land use and moving food closer to the concentrated populations that need it.

"It's all habitat loss, fragmentation and a lot of that is, let's be honest, linked to human population growth – increasing land for agricultural needs, whether for commercial or for subsistence farming," he said, speaking from Windhoek, Namibia.

According to an official estimate, over a million dollars in land purchases, and at the same time rehabilitated run-down waterfront stretches, thereby increasing land values & bringing the city additional revenue, was the result of Mr. Isaacs planning.

This extends another explanation for increasing land prices.

Public waterfront parks are impeccably maintained with dependable, increasing land-use rents.

Increasing land-use pressure threatens the persistence of tree populations in West Africa's savannas.

Six landscape units of 1 km2 were selected along a range of increasing land-use intensity.