Sentence examples for push land from inspiring English sources

The company also plans to developa sports city around the circuit with a golf course, Olympic size swimming pool, tennis and hockey facilities and a football academy plus shopping malls and commercial premises which will all push land and property prices higher.

Rather than shooting water 300 feet in the air, a restless caldera is more likely to dry out that same geyser and push land itself 300 feet higher in the air.

The idea would be to "[use] the 5-year farm bills to push land use from monocropping of annual feed grains to broad acreages of deep rooted perennial plants that sequester carbon, filter water, protect the soil, provide habitat, and can support fewer numbers of healthier grazing animals".

Reactivated, the crustal root and the East Antarctic Rift pushed land upwards again, reforming the mountains.

It pushed land reform and a controversial military agreement with Venezuela through the Senate thanks to a boycott by much of the opposition.

The report showed in graphic detail how the current $20 billion program distorts the market, pushes land prices to artificially high levels and threatens current as well as future trade agreements.

For manufacturers, competing with commercial developers is often a losing proposition as increased demand pushes land prices well above the $3 to $8 a square foot that most industrialists say is the most they are willing to pay.

For example, the weight of ice pushes land masses down, and they rebound.

But large plantations can deplete soils and groundwater and, in the Amazon, sugar for alcohol is pushing land clearing for soybean production deeper into the rainforest.

The Maoists want to push through land reform, emancipate the lower castes and seek foreign investment.

But the center said the reclassification had no bearing on the powerful winds, driving rains and life-threatening storm-surge expected to accompany its push onto land.