Sentence examples for reinforce landscape from inspiring English sources

Over the long term, wild herbivores (mostly zebras), through their forage preferences, reinforce landscape heterogeneity by helping to maintain glades in a more palatable, early successional state.

Consequently, spatial land use strategies increasingly recognise the need to reinforce landscape features which support biodiversity and visual distinctiveness.

Regimented German figures in a menacing landscape reinforce these somber reflections.

We argue that climate disclosure practices and regulation have provided an opportunity to reinforce the ideological landscape of neoliberalism.

Creation of such transitional landscapes can reinforce a sense of identity with the unique characteristics of New Zealand-Aotearoa, and in the longer term this will transform the way landscapes are perceived, valued and utilised.

The significant artists from these areas did not slavishly reproduce the scenery before them, but in subtle ways adapted and modified their landscapes to reinforce the emphasis and meaning of the panel they were working on.

To denounce progressive ideas as "unfeasible," the Clintons are, wittingly or not, reinforcing the discursive landscape that shapes what is politically possible.

This is reinforced in "American Landscape," wherein works by Latoya Ruby Frazier and Zoe Strauss document urban industrial decline, and Jenny Holzer's early-1980s wall work, Survival: When there's no safe place to sleep…, speak to the anxieties living in an America without safe spaces or a social safety net.

Most strikingly, these programmes reinforce the historic relationship with landscape.

Under a precaution perspective and given current levels of vegetation loss around streams where the risk of losing species is higher, we reinforce the importance of appropriate landscape management strategies.

A regional integrated approach of both the forest and mining sector would be especially relevant for trans-boundary agreements, such as concerning the TNS, to reinforce positive outcomes for the landscape and the area's population.