Sentence examples for logging over the from inspiring English sources

Strube has delivered respectable results, logging over the past decade annual increases of 5% and 9%, respectively, in sales and profits per share.

Although they are the structural and ecological backbone of some forests, they are missing from much of North America as a result of extensive logging over the last 200 years, said Jerry F. Franklin, a professor of ecosystem analysis at the College of Forest Resources at the University of Washington.

Mature F. hodginsii trees have been heavily harvested by legal and illegal logging over the past 50 years (Nguyen et al. 2015).

Despite launching several ground operations to fight illegal logging over the last few years, Brazil has been criticized for not doing enough to sustain its indigenous peoples.

She marvelled aloud about the thousands of miles she had logged over the years to be with him.

The social value was easily measured: each tenant was tracked, with the number of GP appointments and accident & emergency admissions logged over the course of a year, and compared with their previous rate.

Gene Russianoff, staff lawyer for the Straphangers Campaign, said that ridership numbers logged over the last few years by the M.T.A. show that 110,000 subway riders use the A and C lines from Brooklyn through Lower Manhattan every weekday.

Moreover, Nimbuzz claims 3.65 billion mobile voice minutes have been logged over the past year.

So far, advertisers who go to the trouble to do this aren't getting the response they wanted: "I was asked to send in my logs so I spent over an hour compiling logs over the time period in question, and they replied with their fucking scripted bullshit.

Beijing has also recorded only 2 days with dangerously high air pollution this year, the lowest number in a decade, and 17 days fewer than were logged over the same period in 2000.

The detection of two caustics were logged over the next few days by the South African Astronomical Observatory, the Perth Observatory, and the Canopus Hill Observatory in Tasmania, with a separation of about seven days between caustic events.