Sentence examples for land supplying from inspiring English sources

Once drained, stabilised, and fertilised, Chat Moss became prime agricultural land, supplying Manchester with salad and other vegetables.

A likely culprit is Vesuvius, which looms over Naples, and which - when it's not busy terrifying the unfortunate citizens of Pompeii - keeps the land supplied with rich volcanic soil.

Every additional person now, on average, must be fed from more marginal land, supplied with water from more distant or difficult to purify sources, and use minerals won from ever-poorer ores.

Washington hopes it will lead to the reopening of land supply routes into Afghanistan.

Since 2002 or so, observes C.K. Lau of Jones Lang LaSalle, a property broker, officials have maintained "extremely tight land supplies".

Earlier than its rivals, Lennar began to replenish its land supply at cheaper downturn prices, Mr. Landry said.

As enticements, the German settlers were offered land, supplies, and livestock and were exempt from paying taxes.

HAGL and VRG are huge players in the Vietnamese domestic rubber market but have tapped their land supplies dry.

Output and population were rising fast, he noted, while land supplies remained fixed, suggesting that land prices might rise without bound.

Hong Kong property is among the world's most expensive, partly because the government controls land supply, and there is precious little buildable land left.

As land supplies diminish, profitable estates can be hard to find – as Mark Twain aptly noted: "Buy land, they're not making it any more".