Sentence examples for land reflects from inspiring English sources

At one point Miriam asks Pinter if all the swearing in No Man's Land reflects something inside Harold himself.

The abandonment of some of China's most fertile land reflects the economic difficulty that has engulfed central China in recent years, trapping millions of farm families and leading to frequent reports of rural unrest.

One argument for heavier taxation of land site-value taxation—is that much of what is paid for the use of land site-valueocially creataxation isand is nothatpaymuch tofbring land into existence.

And what is seen of the land reflects states of mind, as with the depressed alcoholic narrator of "Diamonds" who sees that recurring cow, and who drives past "long rumpled drifts of frozen snow choking the ditches, their ridges sooted with exhaust".

We suggest that crustal thickening under northern Victoria Land reflects Ross-age (ca 500 Ma) orogenic events.

Indeed, enhancement in the V1R gene repertoires (V1RGRs) during the vertebrate transition from water to land reflects an adaptation to terricolous life (Shi and Zhang 2007).

Even the naming of the land reflected Spanish hopes that it would be as rich in minerals as Mexico.

"Moment in Love," choreographed by Anna Sokolow, features the dancers Carmela Gutierrez and Paul Sanasardo in the woods — and on rocks and on bare land, reflected in wavering water, superimposed on clouds, and transformed through other bold but simple special effects.

The expansion of bare land reflected the impact of unsustainable utilizations of grasslands and farmlands due to overgrazing and land degradation.

Perhaps surprisingly, therefore, on close inspection the diversity of eye designs and light sensing mechanisms that evolved in the ocean are more varied than on land, reflecting the greater range of light environments and lifestyles of the marine world.

The proxy average estimates cost attached to ecosystem services to rehabilitate degraded land reflect avoidance cost, for instance, the cost farmers will avoid if they practised PES practices on their farms or the amount in economic terms farmers could spend to "replace" or restore degraded ecosystems in absence of PES practices.