Sentence examples for sacrifice area from inspiring English sources

If it continues, the total sacrifice area will be as large as the state of Florida.

If pasture is no longer available or you do not have enough area to allow stockpile grazing, then you will need to confine them to a "sacrifice area" where you have to feed them hay regularly, preferably by bales.

During wet periods, livestock, especially large animals like cattle and horses, need to be either rotated very quickly or placed in a sacrifice area and fed hay until conditions improve for regular grazing to commence.

Though cattle primarily eat grass and can be grazed in pastures, some operations necessitate feeds such as silage, hay and grain for cattle that need to be cared for or raised in a dry-lot or sacrifice area.

That said, despite the negative views, lanes can be a necessary evil, especially if the "sacrifice" area you keep your animals or for any other reason is at a corner of your plot of land and not in the middle.

But the polls have also shown that the public is not prepared to sacrifice areas of clear ecological value, whether in the Arctic Wildlife Refuge or the national forests.

At this rate we may sacrifice areas of rare beauty thanks to governmental panic and a landscape protection policy that predates 400ft turbines.

Even with wider lenses, however, static cameras may require more installations to cover the same area as PTZ cameras and may do so with compromised quality (camera placement is often a balance between sacrificing area coverage for close-up detail).

But less than a week later, en route to sell his cows, because he had no place to put them, he says that he was wrong, that the river has left no choice but to sacrifice the area where he has lived since he was born.

But less than a week later, en route to sell his cows because he had no place to put them, he said that he was wrong, that the river had left no choice but to sacrifice the area where he had lived since he was born.

But because some young couples prefer living in older neighborhoods, near established school systems, they will remake or expand an older home, even if that means sacrificing lawn area, rather than move to a newer house with more land in a remote location, he said.