Sentence examples for plantations such from inspiring English sources

The grand Georgian squares of Bristol and London were built on the forced labour of plantations such as Worthy Park.

Yet, few have assessed the impact of perennial plantations such as rubber-tree harvesting on native biodiversity.

Much of Indonesia's teak, for both domestic and international markets, comes from small, family-owned plantations such as those belonging to Dipantara's farmers.

Montezuma Oropendola occupies the canopy of lowland evergreen forest and forest edges, as well as plantations such as of banana, cacao, or shade coffee (Jaramillo and Burke 1999).

An example of these circumstances is the Langhe region (Piemonte, NW Italy), where woody plantations such as vineyards and orchards have been cultivated on hillslopes for centuries.

"We have only suffered from the negative impacts of the plantations, such as the disappearance of caterpillars, mushrooms, wild animals, freshwater fish, and, overall, the near complete loss of the flora and fauna.

This film's title comes from the consumer trinkets the child rebels loot from the plantation, such as an initialised gold cigarette lighter that they treat with contempt.

In repeated surveys it will be necessary to replace some of the initial plots when management or environmental changes have had an adverse impact on the inventory plots and/or changes occur within the plantation such as the establishment of new compartments.

Britain's outward investment headed for the mines and plantations of such emerging economies as Argentina, Australia and South Africa, and for the expanding communications (railways in those days) and utilities markets of growing industrialized countries like the United States and colonies such as India.

In Virginia and Carolina, the Palladian manner is epitomised in numerous Tidewater plantation houses, such as Stratford Hall or Westover Plantation, or Drayton Hall near Charleston.

(Perhaps no other plantation has such extensive documentation of its slaves).