Sentence examples for previously undeveloped from inspiring English sources

That also includes investments in new construction projects on previously undeveloped land — so-called greenfield facilities.

The 1970s were good for Rich as he expanded the previously undeveloped oil trade.

This must involve a moratorium on the "predict and provide" strategy of allowing significant new developments in the south-east on previously undeveloped land.

Australia's coal boom is set to open up the previously undeveloped Galilee Basin in central Queensland, greatly increasing the number of developments along the state's coast, where the 1,800-mile 1,800-mileches.

"As far as I know, we're the first Western company to take down a site to do a greenfield project," said Mark Spitalnik, the chief executive of China Senior Care, referring to construction on a previously undeveloped location.

The demand for land on which to grow crops has intensified pressure both on agricultural land (to the potential detriment of farmers in poor nations) and on previously undeveloped areas (which could jeopardize existing natural habitats).

Construction of the fish tower began on a previously isolated and undeveloped river island in March, four months after Mr. Xi was appointed party leader.

Thus, a great scramble by private corporations and government entities is now underway to own or control resources in the Arctic, in northern Siberia, in the deep waters of the Atlantic, in remote regions of Africa, and in other previously inaccessible, largely undeveloped regions of the world.

A continuous vascular ring has been described in blr lines, a phenotype enhanced in bp blr double mutants [ 3] by the appearance of undeveloped vascular bundles [ 3] containing cells previously only observed occurring in small, isolated strips overlying some vascular bundles of bp plants [ 21, 22].

Labour would ask councils to identify suitable brownfield sites (sites that have been previously developed, likely in urban areas) for development before green field (undeveloped sites, likely in more rural areas).

This does nothing, however, to prevent development on previously allocated leases on peatlands, which make up an estimated 61 percent of all as-yet undeveloped concessions.