Sentence examples for maintaining a fence from inspiring English sources

These estimates do not include the costs of acquiring land, nor the expense of maintaining a fence that is exposed to constant efforts by illegal crossers to bore through it or under it or to bring it down.

Based on what studies do exist, the analysts say that building and maintaining a fence through the remote or hostile terrain along the border would run into billions of dollars, with no documented impact on diminishing illegal crossings.

The promise could be either negative (a promise not to do something, such as not using the land for commercial purposes) or affirmative (a promise to do something, such as maintaining a fence or paying an assessment to a homeowners association).

The WSJ details what it calls an "ambitious experiment" by Amazon in a report this week, describing how Amazon maintains a fenced off region within a much larger Procter & Gamble Co. facility, which is staffed by its own employees.

By offering relative protection for research from cuts, maintaining a ring-fence for the science budget, and promising to increase medical research funding from the MRC and Department for Health in real terms, the government has signalled a desire to support science and engineering.

An electric fence with a small charge tends to work well if you don't mind having and maintaining such a fence.

Guards pour out, maintaining a perimeter around the fence.

The effort is intended to prevent the Syrian government and its allies, specifically Lebanese Hezbollah and the Iranian Revolutionary Guards, from maintaining a foothold along the Israeli fence.

When he dips into popular music, he suggests a vocal Babe Ruth aiming for the fences, all the while maintaining a hero's confident stance.

Deer separated by fence E spent significantly more time pacing perimeter fences than deer separated by fences of other types (overall difference between fence types, P<0.01) but deer separated by fence C maintained a low level of fence pacing overall.

Colin Wells, site manager for the RSPB on the Dee Estuary Reserve has helped erect and maintain a predator exclusion fence, and monitor breeding numbers at Gronant.