Sentence examples for sizable forest from inspiring English sources
It takes the felling of a sizable forest to furnish enough paper to print the 714 million ballots used in the voting process, and every election has at least one story of officers battling through snow or jungle, or traveling by elephant and camel, to ensure that the democratic wishes of remote constituents are duly recorded.
A nyone looking to read Shakespeare intently must be prepared to negotiate two sizable forests.
Sprawling over six million acres, it is the largest wilderness by far in the lower 48 states, and home to the last sizable old growth forest in the Northeast.
The sale of such a sizable expanse of forest and the modest price per acre were part of an enormous, and for some, worrisome transformation in timberland ownership and use throughout the Upper Peninsula, a territory twice as large as New Jersey, with 312,000 residents, more than 400 wolves and roughly as many counties (15) as stoplights.
Certainly, their situation contrasted favourably with that of the Danish tenants; the landowning farmers in eastern Norway, especially, earned sizable incomes from their timber forests.
Sharing space with the baked goods is a 36-seat diner-style cafe serving belly-filling breakfasts like Black Forest blintz, a sizable pair of pancakes filled with a mix of berries and sweet cream, sprinkled with powdered sugar and granola ($7.95).
The Okanogan National Forest takes up a sizable portion of the county.
Cross River state has a significant portion of the nation's forest resources and supplies a sizable amount of the country's industrial woods for export and domestic markets.
According to 1999 figures, Kajaani earns FIM 3 million a year by selling forestry products, and also receives a sizable income from tourist-related activities from its forests.
Developer and landowner Forest City Enterprises of Cleveland has a sizable presence in New York and experience with apartment developments, too.
Tropical forests provide a crucial carbon sink for a sizable portion of annual global CO2 emissions.
