Sentence examples for properly surveyed from inspiring English sources
The government itself is by far the largest rural landowner: it owns more than 8m hectares of farmland, at least half of which has never been properly surveyed.
Coconut crab populations have never been properly surveyed, so we do not know how many there are or if they are in danger.
He added: "We should be looking at what value are some of these certificates because if the building was properly surveyed and had all the relevant certificates something is wrong because that ceiling... the plaster... was rotten and it failed and fell on us".
With vocal plans to keep us hooked on Destiny for the next ten years, it's wise to get this rabbit hole properly surveyed before offering a chunk of your soul as down-payment.
The conceptual practice of the Italian-born artist has never before been properly surveyed, and it's high-time that was remedied with a comprehensive retrospective chronicling his work from the 1980s to the present.
If neither TB nor HIV/AIDS programs commit funds or accept responsibility for it, key indicators may not be properly surveyed and critical information for adequate M&E may go amiss (10).
Pollsters cannot properly survey the increasing numbers of people who use mobile phones or the internet.
On this particular night, six years ago, Fuel and his men followed the Westway by foot until they reached their final destination: a small enclave above the track from which they could properly survey the scene.
He finds it ironic that Canada insists on evidence-based approaches for medical services but not for the social restrictions on reproductive medicine proposed by the Report of the Royal Commission on New Reproductive Technologies, which, he claims, made determinations of "women's true interests" without properly surveying the relevant attitudes and behaviours exhibited by the public.
"A lot of these sites haven't been surveyed properly, we are trying to figure out which are most vulnerable and mitigate against that," Devenport said.
Quite a lot of the Arctic routes are not properly mapped and surveyed while there is a serious dispute in Canada over whether the famous North West Passage is international water or sovereign territory.
