Sentence examples for more stable land from inspiring English sources

Engineers say it also provides more stable land.

The mid- to late Holocene is marked by more stable land surfaces and development of Sphagnum and Cyperaceae peat deposits.

Meanwhile, urgent aid and support is required to rebuild more effective seawalls, rebuild the hospital and other infrastructure on raised platforms, and to relocate parts of the population who are living on the most marginal land to more stable land.

Not until the mid-Miocene did a second, more stable land route between southeastern Europe and Asia form, permitting effective movement between the two landmasses [ 55].

Vonn soared above the snow a little off balance with her hands behind her torso rather than in front of her chest, which usually ensures a more stable landing.

There was a lot of discussion around why SpaceX would choose a drone ship landing over a more stable landing pad.

"It's more stable than farming your own land".

The much weaker evidence for positive selection in algae and aquatic land plants growing in more stable conditions, compared to terrestrial land plants, suggests that the later explanation is more probable.

After all, what is the more stable, the pound or land?" In that vein of realism, a report on the British country-house market released in July by Knight Frank, the real estate agency, said the value of manor houses rose 3.2 percent in second quarter this year, pushing their values 7.2 percent higher than a year ago.

She served stew in a cubbyhole of an African restaurant in the Bronx, and landed a more stable job a few years ago as a housekeeper changing the sleek sheets at the Sofitel New York, in Midtown Manhattan.

There are no sizable structural plains and peneplains (large land areas leveled by erosion), features that usually occur in more stable regions of the Earth.