Sentence examples for more open ground from inspiring English sources
Some species were significantly more active in weedier fields but others preferred more open ground.
5 The route now becomes a stony track rising through a gate, towards more open ground, with a wall to your right.
Where Judge Leon sought to make his stand was in the more open ground where the legacy of the Founding Fathers meets contemporary policies and realities.
Though the spurted, staccato figures and stamping chords of Part 1 suggest an edgy set, the romantic harmonies and gentle trills of Part 2 and its churning, funky successor take the music to more open ground.
But Mr. Trahar, a 51-year-old South African, was appointed with a different mission: to implant a leaner style of management and to convince investors that however much the Oppenheimer dynasty has been seen as inbred and manipulative, Anglo American is moving into more open ground, with a keener eye on shareholders.
He seems more open, more grounded.
So still more miles of open ground Can yield to shoppers' ka-ching sounds And there where wetlands struggling still, To blossom through decades of recovery; And here where wildlife once did fill, Now sacrificed for profligacy.
Results of the chi-square test (Table 3) indicate a significant positive facilitation of all primary forest species by P. pusilla, except Chloroxylon swietenia, which was more common in open ground.
Short-range, inaccurate rockets and mortar shells frequently fall in Israeli territory along the border with Gaza, occasionally hitting houses but more often landing on open ground.
Restored sites provided breeding habitat for woodland generalists and early-successional species of conservation concern; however, managed landscapes with more open canopy and herbaceous ground cover may be required for species more indicative of open savannas.
Most secondary tree species, possibly due to shade intolerance, are more common in the open ground, whereas the primary species seem to have tolerance to shading and are thus facilitated by their association with P. pusilla (see also Suzán et al., 1996; Gómez et al., 2004).
