Sentence examples for robust fence from inspiring English sources
The activists inside the UN climate change summit are relatively few--a robust fence and police cordon keep the majority of the tree-hugging hordes at bay--but they put on a good show.
This money will be used to construct robust fences and to bolster security at the parking area of the port, which migrants use as a staging post for efforts to cross the Channel.
Since our days camping here – journalists outside, Delfin inside – he has planted palms across the lawn where the boy played for the cameras, and has substituted the chicken wire to which prayers and flowers were attached with more robust fencing.
Other measures include building more robust fences as well as increasing security in the car park area of the French port.
Safety has improved with the use of wide runoff areas on the outside of the fastest corners, together with robust tire barriers and high catch-fences between the track and spectator areas.
Boundaries will need to be more robust to withstand gales – that means fewer wooden fencing panels and more walls and railings.
This is a sad acknowledgement that our existing conservation actions aimed at living alongside wildlife are failing, but a robust analysis conducted recently points to the value of fences.
But on a trip to Mount Vernon in the early 1990's, he discovered several robust pear and apple cordons, a subtype of espalier trained as a living fence.
Certain robust woody vines that ordinarily use woody plants or permanent structures such as fences for support evidently are able to reach from old overwintered Phragmites culms to new shoots of the current year.
Wildlife fencing in combination with crossing structures is commonly regarded as the most effective and robust strategy to reduce large mammal vehicle collisions while also maintaining wildlife connectivity across roads.
