Sentence examples for natural territory from inspiring English sources

All these sentiments should be the natural territory of the left, not the right.

This isn't natural territory for Kings of Leon, and it often shows.

It would be more accurate to say that commercial broadcasters have been muscling in on the BBC's natural territory.

You sense that driving fast cars is not her natural territory, though she was "part of the team" that decided to take legal action against the publisher.

The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) was "natural territory" for him given that he served at the Bar, taking a keen interest in human rights issues, he explains.

A High Wind in Jamaica takes no sides as it patrols the eccentric, sometimes amoral borders between a child's and an adult's natural territory.

Note that our definition of sink (and source) differs from that is commonly used for the estimation of carbon balance for natural territories (see for instance [14]).

It's a variation on a previous work entitled, Seismik, which, in Kolgen's words, "is inspired by the impact of natural territories on human life".

Animal Attacks: As their natural territories shrink, top predators are living closer to our urban centers (not far from my home, cougars have been found in Seattle city parks).

In their natural territories, rock surfaces provide feeding grounds for Tropheus, which feed on epilithic algae, and caves serve as hiding places (Yanagisawa & Nishida, 1991).

Note that our definition of sink (and source) differs from that is commonly used for the estimation of carbon balance for natural territories (see for instance [ 14]).