Sentence examples for precious site from inspiring English sources

Being in an enclosed mall that could be anywhere in the United States, yet occupies this incredibly special and precious site for our city, is an unfortunate result of some of those planning ideas".

And I'm sure Zuckerberg was pleased to read that "members ignore" ads on his precious site (which is untrue to the tune of $250 million)....Stephanie "Telephony" Mehta, who now heads our tech coverage.

In 2007, the vice-minister of construction launched a similar attack on the "senseless actions" of officials who knocked down precious sites and cultural relics to produce identikit cities.

Our most precious sites are being defiled by alien lines of low- and high-rise doll's houses, occasionally interrupted by Dan Dare steel and glass towers with no regard for context or relationship with their surroundings.

Scientists examining the long-term effects of global warming and rising sea levels have found that about 20% of the precious sites —including Pompeii, Carthage, and the Tower of London may be submerged and ruined over the next 2000 years, according to a story in Discovery News and an article in Environmental Research Letters.

Critics cited environmental and spiritual concerns that were intensified by a 2011 incident of vandalism at one of the tribe's most precious sites: the Stone Mother rock formation.

Show him a precious cultural site and he will most likely drive a car or a motorbike or a tank through it.

Strange to think how even at that time, not so long ago, one fleshly organ had been thought so precious, the site of courage and love.

Save Farm Terrace Allotments campaigners said: "Eric Pickles has once again found in favour of Watford Borough Council developing on our precious allotment site.

Instead, US forces notoriously turned Babylon into what was dubbed 'the Hanging Gardens of Halliburton', building a camp on the precious archaeological site.

If ministers can't be trusted to uphold existing wildlife protection regulations, it's highly doubtful that a new system, which allows our most precious natural sites to be traded like a commodity, will improve the situation.