Sentence examples for pleasant landscape from inspiring English sources

Longer-term, the green and pleasant landscape of the UK may vanish if rainfall patterns change because of global warming.

Besides green capping of coal FA basins, it provides other hidden benefits such as substrate quality enhancement, aesthetically pleasant landscape and carbon sequestration.

Even though he is hopeful about 2013, Mr. Levkovich acknowledged that investors might want to wait until Washington produced a deal that averts the next fiscal cliff before they focus on the more pleasant landscape beyond it.

If scattered or designed indiscriminately, they can destroy a pleasant landscape; carefully designed, they can be so grouped or arranged as to create rhythmic connections and patterns within the overall architectural landscape design concept.

Although you may view them primarily as pleasant landscape features, buffers quietly prevent soil erosion, improve soil and water quality, enhance fish and wildlife habitat, reduce flooding, conserve energy, and ultimately conserve biodiversity.

That sweet term conjures up bucolic visions of green and pleasant landscapes.

Mountain regions meet an increasing demand for pleasant landscapes, offering many cultural ecosystem services to both their residents and tourists.

Some years ago the Countryside Commission launched its own Eat The View initiative, but it wasn't much more than a glorified marketing campaign for pleasant landscapes, so it never really caught on.

The stratified vegetation structure with trees, shrubs and grass is optimal for sub-arterial road or medium traffic roads as these plants can produce multiple ecological effects and create esthetic pleasant landscapes.

The digital photographs with printed elements look like pleasant landscapes, although they attempt to link the Hudson Valley, Mr. Cardillo's adopted home, with the one he left behind, and connect local ecologies in an effort to show how we are all part of a global environment.

The temporary scenic arrangements of the Colorfields combine the advantages of ecological strips, e.g. providing habitats for insects (especially bees), improving soil fertility through the cultivation of intercrops, with improvements of the social recognition of farmers as producers of pleasant landscapes instead of monoculture fields.