Sentence examples for potential of land from inspiring English sources

Of course, buyers are also driven by the investment potential of land.

Addressing the global challenges of climate change (CC), food security and poverty alleviation requires enhancing the adaptive capacity and mitigation potential of land use systems.

The emergence of antigen-expressing plant tissues (e.g. rice, tomato, potato) has indicated the potential of land plants for low-cost vaccines in oral immunization programs.

While cleanup and insurance can be expensive for these sites, the development potential of land in a bustling Manhattan neighborhood far outweighs those problems, said Mr. Nickerson, who was also involved in Mr. Shvo's deal.

The councillors – representing Central, Mid-North Coast, North Coast, North Western, Northern, Sydney/Newcastle, Western and Wiradjuri – will be elected and for the next four years will be tasked with realising the full potential of land to protect and promote culture and drive economic development and jobs for our people.

This model was tested in a case study area – Yangshan County of Guangdong, China, and the results showed that the new model is more robust than the traditional approach that evaluates the potential of land parcels in LC in terms of their locations, quality, terrains, and distances to infrastructural facilities.

Models attempting to forecast salt-marsh response to future sea-level rise commonly ignore land-use changes, despite the recent coastal population boom and the potential of land-use changes to alter sediment sources and modify established sediment-transport pathways.

The potential of land-based wind power is estimated at more than 8,000 gigawatts, and solar cells could generate far more.

Younger officers were enthusiastic about the potential of land-based naval aviation as well as the potential roles of aircraft carriers.

We develop a matrix approach that links the potentials of land use (change) related to urban shrinkage with ecosystem services provisioning in cities.

In our judgement, methods are therefore needed to estimate area and productivity potentials of land available for bio-energy plantations that consider critical social (e.g., food production) and environmental (e.g., biodiversity conservation) goals.