Sentence examples for newly established area from inspiring English sources

His first and most successful patents concerning flour-milling proved the most problematic to defend, and Evans' battles proved influential in setting precedent for the newly established area of federal patent law.

Goats and sheep will often readily eat weeds and have a smaller impact on a newly established area than large animals like cattle or horses, which will trample, pug (or put holes in the ground) and/or pull out plants that are not weeds but native plants still trying to establish their root systems.

However, the adoption of some simple protocols could make it feasible to limit their spread to newly established areas of the pine plantation estate.

Therefore, countries must draw a line on activities that damage or degrade protected areas and must include important biodiversity areas in newly established protective areas.

However, based on these limited data, it remains unclear whether the East Baltic region is a newly established endemic area of an extending distribution to the eastern part of Europe, or just a hitherto unnoticed one.

Ferries have also made a comeback in Boston, which now has 10 commuter routes supported by $5 million in subsidies, and San Francisco, which has 7 lines and plans for 35 more, part of a proposed system that would be run by a newly established Bay Area Water Transit Authority.

In our scenario, we found that less area and fewer species will be lost from newly established protected areas by preferentially investing in climatically stable areas.

The maximum expected tsunami wave height was simulated as 5.5 m, and inundation distance is less than 150 m (excluding newly established landfill areas).

The moth has expanded into these newly established agricultural areas and simultaneously expanded its host plant range [ 12].

How do residents of newly established protected areas and their surroundings perceive the need for nature conservation in the context of infrastructure development and private business investment in their regions?

When North Carolina's Research Triangle Foundation provided 509 acres of land to the U.S. Surgeon General's Office in 1967 as the site for the newly established Division of Environmental Health Sciences, the area was probably not foreseen as a hub for companies, institutions, and government agencies working on issues related to environmental health.