Sentence examples for rising tree from inspiring English sources

One possible reason for the rising tree mortality is a paradoxical effect of the higher concentration of CO2 in the air, which generally encourages tree growth.

The study interviewees' experiences of delayed autumns, bodies of water freezing over later in the year than usual, warmer winters, earlier springs, rising tree levels and changes in vegetation are all changes reported and/or predicted in the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) climate change assessments (1).

As the coast prices also rise, tree changers on the east coast look westward.

The bird flies through a nighttime garden, at first finding rose trees bearing only yellow and white blossoms.

The film ends with the sun dipping (or rising) behind trees that stretches across the frame.

Smoke still rose from tree stumps, and even the blessed rain clouds delivered new bolts of lightning.

Condo towers rise, trees and presidents fall, but the lighthouse has withstood time, a hungry sea, swirling tides and half a hundred hurricanes since 1900.

As the landscape rises, trees become smaller and more sparse, with stands broken by areas of exposed granite.

"They're rising beneath that tree," Arias said of the machaca.

Macedonia is largely mountainous, with many peaks rising above the tree line at 6,600 feet (2,000 metres) above sea level.

I shot negligently at a bird rising into a tree, shrugged, and said self-critically, "Damned bad shot".