Sentence examples for intensive uses from inspiring English sources

The problem is that over the past few decades we've continued to build our metropolitan areas outward but have largely stopped repurposing already developed land for more intensive uses.

Conversion of land to more intensive uses often comes with charges known as impact fees, or developer charges (DCs).

However, as not all youth participating in the NDYP took part in the wage subsidy program, this evidence may not be transferable to more intensive uses of subsidies.

Rangelands ought to be valued for the full suite of economic and ecological services they provide, rather than as a residual category which promotes their continued loss to more intensive uses (Sayre et al. 2013).

The extensive and intensive uses of organophosphorus insecticide quinalphos in agriculture, pose a health hazard to animals, humans, and environment because of its persistence in the soil and crops.

In Figure 7 we summarize the gross conversion of global undeveloped grid cell area by ecoregion conservation status and scenario (by gross we mean that we do not include cropland that is abandoned to less intensive uses).

"Broadly speaking, intensive use of lightweight materials can be expected".

"The notes show that this particular copy received intensive use".

Bees are being decimated in Europe and North America by the intensive use of chemical pesticides.

Goethe was no philosopher; his copies of Kant do not suggest intensive use.

It does have solid battery life though, lasting a day with intensive use, longer if used sparingly.