Sentence examples for lands as much from inspiring English sources

Fenco-Harris designed the route to be "located on public lands as much as possible, thus minimizing the expropriation of private property.

Although some Lakota say they resent this use of their ancestral lands as much as they resent Mt. Rushmore, author Ian Frazier has noted in his book "Great Plains" that Crazy Horse "is the one place on the Plains where I saw lots of Indians smiling".

It stayed on the land as much as three months.

Actually in the course of the landing as much as anything else.

"The recipes come out of the land as much as a chef's head.

We also need more land, as much as "two more North Americas" to produce the fodder needed to meet projected demand.

Anglo American alone produces on land as much copper as the likely output of 100 massive-sulphide mines.

They cleared tropical forests and created plantations that today dominate the ecology of Southeast Asia; their labor arguably shaped the land as much as the land determined the contours of their own migrations.

The report states that AgriSol is benefiting from the forcible eviction of the refugees, many of whom are subsistence farmers, and leasing the land – as much as 800,000 acres – from the Tanzanian government for 25 cents per acre.

"It's not the little boats you see close to the shore, it's the big trawlers, who can land as much in a week as we can in a year.

It makes all four generations of the family appear strangely bereft, not so much upwardly mobile immigrants making it into the promised land as much as characters flailing at the boundaries of life, wanting to be let across the borders into the mysterious disquiet that afflicts so much of the rest of humanity.