Sentence examples for natural access from inspiring English sources

The coast is indented with numerous natural harbours, but the limestone ranges prohibit any natural access to the agricultural hinterland.

But nothing, says Younglas, has caused as much danger as the hundreds of miles of border walls that have forced migrants further into the desert, away from historical travel routes that have natural access to water.

Until a child learns that honeybees enjoy ultraviolet signals and rattlesnakes see infrared, it is not obvious that plenty of information is riding on channels to which we have no natural access.

Most of it now travels on fibre-optic cables, and the UK's position on the western edge of Europe gave it natural access to cables emerging from the Atlantic.

The cover, which is made of synthetic fibers, cost $83,000 and covers as much as 4,000 square yards, will protect natural access to the runs on the glacier.

Angles in angle gathers refer to the scattering angle at the reflector and provide a natural access to analyzing migration velocity and amplitudes.

But there are risks in codifying any rigid approach to natural resource access.

This construct is measured using four main dimensions, namely natural surveillance, access control, territoriality and exterior maintenance.

A major driver of change in the Mekong River basin relates to hydropower development and the consequent changes in landscape and natural resource access regime that it induces.

To address this knowledge gap, I investigated the impact of veterinary cordon fences upon livelihoods and natural resource access for pastoralists of Chukumuchu, a small settlement located in a heavily fenced area of Ngamiland district, northwest Botswana.

"Part of the country here in the Northeast is being denied natural gas access to their homes because of political opposition.