In Southold about 2,500 acres of farmland out of a total of 10,000 acres have been permanently protected, largely through the purchase of development rights.
"That anonymity was largely taken away from me, permanently.
Yemut said the wells and monitors would remain in place permanently — and be largely invisible to football fans — to ensure there are no health risks.
Because of her timelessness and her lack of agency, Anna exists in the novel as an absent figure, or one largely resistant to our interpretation; somehow permanently beyond us.
The French government last year threatened to nationalize the Florange site, but Mr. Mittal largely held firm on his plans to permanently close blast furnaces there.
Once their house was repaired — much of it done free by a local firm, Design Development NYC — they affixed the largely browned-out temperature gauge back in place, permanently immobile at 82 degrees.
From an early age, she was drawn to math and computers, changing schools every year and studying largely at home until, at 14, she left school permanently "to start [my] education" — and her career.
The marine component of the community was largely dominant throughout the estuary, while the freshwater component was permanently observed only in the upstream zone.
Carter settled permanently in Los Angeles in 1945, where he concentrated largely on compositions for films and television, though he sometimes played alto saxophone on jazz tours and recordings.
With the authorization of conventional tourism to Cuba, the business community would certainly put pressure on members of Congress, whose political careers depend largely on the private funding they receive from companies, to permanently end the economic sanctions against Cuba.
Around 95% of the permanently resident population of approximately 9,000 is of Latino, largely Mexican, origin.
