Sentence examples for logging made from inspiring English sources

However, the quality of grazing grounds was improved by forestry during this time mainly because selective logging made the forests more open which benefits lichen growth.

Speaking in Oregon earlier this month, Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, the Republican presidential nominee, said Clinton administration policies that restricted logging "made the forests more dangerous to fire," although he did not blame the president for the fires.

Replacing manual logging makes it harder for armoury staff to pretend munitions sold on the sly are still in stock.

A recent study in Nature indicates that climate change, combined with eco-systems fragmented by logging, makes trees more likely to dry out and catch fire.

Fake logs made of sawdust and paraffin, invented in the 1950's, are a popular alternative to real firewood.

Those logs made it clear that Mr. Bruno was often using state helicopters and cars to travel to Republican fund-raisers.

Carr conceded that the name of a victim of a Taliban killing, initially blamed on the leaks, was not included in the war logs made public by WikiLeaks.

But what a log! Made of rolled génoise, layered with dark chocolate ganache, with "mushrooms" made of Italian meringue sprouting from its marzipan "bark" and "moss" made of spun sugar, colored green.

A spiral of logs made from trees killed by a pine-beetle infestation, the center of the 36-foot-diameter sculpture featured coal-blackened logs surrounded by lumps of coal.

The war logs make few references to the devices.

Man who stole car makes cell phone calls to intermediary, who is logged making three calls to suspect X. 2. August 13-15 Car hidden while bomb installed.