Sentence examples for lands capable of from inspiring English sources

Located on arid lands capable of supporting only sparse human and animal populations, the African reserves served as labour reservoirs, subject to police raids and pass laws.

Post-mining conditions should provide ecosystem services and produce lands capable of supporting societal needs in the future.

Aegina is an island whose estimated Classical population of about 40,000 was supported by land capable of supporting only about 4,000.

As a result surplus land with capacity to build 100,000 homes was made available in the last parliament, and Osborne will ask for land capable of building 150,000 homes in this parliament.

After an extended period of dependence on Teutonic and Hunnish mercenary cavalry, the reforms of the emperors Maurice and Heraclius in the 6th and 7th centuries developed an effective provincial militia based on the institution of pronoia, the award of nonhereditary grants of land capable of supporting an armoured horse archer called a cataphract.

This study details a concept for Mars entry, descent, and landing capable of delivering a 20 t payload within 1 km of a target landing site at 0 km MOLA.

He further states that the majority of Mangalorean Catholics were agriculturists farming land capable of growing three crops a year.

Though quite agile on land (capable of running as fast as a horse), Capybaras are equally at home in the water.

Prime agricultural land capable for being used to produce a wide range of crops.

Soils are the physical, chemical, and biological media at the upper surface of the Earth's land areas capable of accepting plant roots.

Access is most common by small boat from Eagle or by light planes capable of landing at unimproved landing strips in the interior.