Sentence examples for limited green from inspiring English sources

Sana'a suffers from a style of construction that can only really be described as "random", and there is limited green space at the city's core.

Some worry that access to Walt Whitman Park, which surrounds the building in an area with limited green space, would be further restricted by the expanded border of the building.

But it was great that the metaphor survived, because the beating heat between June and September gradually turned London's limited green patches into a thorny scrubpatch just like Eliot's.

A new brand of activists want to incorporate fruit trees into the fabric of city life by turning our limited green space into woody groves filled with apples, cherries and plums.

Despite São Paulo's limited green space and lack of respect for nonmotorized travel (I recommend having your personal affairs in order before stepping off a curb) I was confident we could carve out a decent route.

She trained at the Royal Horticultural Society and Kew Gardens, and at the New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx – but it was her experience of being green-fingered in densely populated urban landscapes that compelled Fowler to make the most of the limited green space available.

From the limited edition, (green) vinyl-only album Dub Me Tender Vol 1. Robin Denselow The Mekons Never Been in a Riot Many angry songs could soundtrack this week's turmoil, but I've found myself reaching for the Leeds post-punk band's satirical 1978 angular racket, a diary of a would-be revolutionary who was "always in the toilet" while Rome burned.

In socio-economically disadvantaged neighbourhoods, characterised by small housing, larger families and households with limited resources, green spaces and public playgrounds were reported to be visited every other day in area 1 (high availability) and more likely only over the weekend in area 2 (low availability), where families had to go further away.

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The limited number of green cards for such professionals, and country quotas, has caused a backlog of them trying to enter the United States, with the majority from India or China.

The development of sky gardens has not improved with town development and has not adequately compensated for limited ground-level green spaces.