Sentence examples for logging close to from inspiring English sources

The plan limits logging close to streams, which can clog waterways with eroded soil and damage fish runs.

Restrictions on logging close to areas inhabited by the frogs have been put in place.

I live in the Bay Area, where my neighbors are logging close to an hour a day in the car.

The Angling Trust's new Cormorant Watch website has logged close to 100,000 sightings of the birds.

Saul has logged close to twenty-five hundred hours in the field so reputable ornithologists take him seriously.

In Game 1 against the Blackhawks, which lasted 112 minutes, Paille logged close to 21 minutes of playing time.

Using a tool developed at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, in 2009, police have logged close to 22 million public I.P. addresses offering child-pornography pictures or videos via peer-to-peer file sharing, which allows users to download content from one computer to another; almost 10 million of the I.P. addresses were located in the United States.

What makes PokerStars exceptional is its "stickiness"–users logged close to 12 hours that month on the site, compared to an hour or so at iTunes and Live Messenger.

The captain of the ill-fated flight had logged close to 20,000 flight hours, a substantial total by any standard.

Second, female dispersal may be non-random at the population level, such that sub-structuring occurs because of both sib-mating on patches, and non-random dispersal among patches by mated females (e.g. they disperse to logs close to their natal patch, such that co-foundresses may be more related than expected by chance).

In using C2 the mean difference between the two methods was 0.098 log, close to zero indicating the two methods are producing similar results at least on the baseline measurement, in 95% of subjects the difference between the method C2 lies between -6.7 mM to 10.7 mM.