Sentence examples for landscape destruction from inspiring English sources

"In terms of over-exploitation, climate change, habitat loss and landscape destruction, we're going well beyond what any species have any experience with".

Mr. Fleming shuddered at the memory of the landscape destruction there during a recent visit to Ms. Bramson's remote waterfront home, at the end of a dirt road on the eastern tip of Long Island.

Tall buildings are important in urban development, while landscape destruction and visual pollution caused by tall buildings have attracted more attention.

The lakes inurban village, rural village, agricultural and urban village – industrial areas are at high risk of lakefront landscape destruction, siltation/sedimentation, eutrophication and water pollution, including pathogenic bacteria and toxic pollutants contamination that can pose threat on human's health as results of untreated sewage inflow and storm water runoff to the lakes.

Reclaimed material usage reduces the need for natural resource extraction (logging, mining, landscape destruction, etc)., large transportation energy usage, storage facilities operation, and retail outlet operation.

Further stages of memorialization included the ever-changing landscape of destruction at ground zero.

Grozny, the regional capital, is still a grotesque landscape of destruction -- miles of shattered and empty buildings riddled with bullet holes, the stigmata of violence and hatred.

The two pursued each other through a landscape of destruction and war, bucking curfews, power failures, pushy American soldiers, pesky tribal elders and the iron grip of tradition.

They flew across the stormy Caucasus, a landscape of destruction, of blown up, burnt out Nazi planes and tanks, cars and trees, destroyed mills and factories.

Six months after voters sent Republicans in large numbers to Congress and many statehouses, it is possible to see the full landscape of destruction that their policies would cause — much of which has already begun.

It couldn't have been this hard for a recipient on the other end: curiosity, the anticipation of receiving anything whole and undamaged amid a landscape of destruction, must easily tear through all that tape.