Sentence examples for international soil from inspiring English sources

I lived in Switzerland, but for all intents and purposes, I grew up on international soil.

Despite his sickening abuse, the American women made history that year by winning the United States' first team gold medal on international soil.

Mohammed Nabil Ben Abdallah, the minister of communication and the government's chief spokesman, characterized the suicide bombers as "young kamikaze commandos" mostly in their 20's, adding, "We are convinced that they are part of a cell with direct ties to an international network located on international soil".

A literature review was conducted to review 90 DSMM publications from two high-impact international soil science journals — Geoderma and Soil Science Society of America Journal.

The emergence of Ford as a creative force at fly-half and the flowering of his club partnership with Jonathan Joseph in international soil has been the great light.

The content of plant-available phosphorus (P) is a valuable chemical measure of human impact on soils, commonly employed as a diagnostic criterion in many national classifications and also as an international soil classification system (WRB).

They expect to plan papers for presentation next summer at an international conference on soil zoology in Rouen, France, and they hope to sound a warning for soil researchers.

Proceedings of the 11th international conference on soil mechanics and foundation engineering, vol. 1. Rotterdam, The Netherlands: A.A. Balkema; 1985.

The maximal total concentrations (mg kg− 1) of Cu (3242), Ni (105), and Zn (1672) were in the German Eutric Fluvisols, while the maximal concentrations of Co (37) were in the Egyptian Eutric Fluvisols, and those values exceeded the international maximum allowable soil concentrations.

In nearby Bahawalpur I visited the Dring Stadium, the country's oldest international cricket ground, where Hanif Mohammed scored the first Test century on Pakistani soil in 1954.

Similarly, Salazar and Pignata (2014) reported high level of lead exceeding national and international norms in soils and native plants in Córdoba, Argentina.