Sentence examples for soil city from inspiring English sources

Dramatic transformations such as urbanization, aging, westernization of diet and lifestyle, pollution (air, water, soil), city noise, stress and tension have simultaneously accompanied economic growth.

It is true that while in general Germans see their role as not only obeying laws but also enforcing them -- denouncing a car illegally parked or a branch illegally cut from a protected tree -- they display no similar zeal for reporting canine infractions like soiling city streets to the police.

What feels most backward-glancing about "Singham" is its uncomplicated, even cartoonish insistence on the benefits of village soil over city dirt for cultivating bedrock Indian values.

These can take the form of "X"s chiseled in concrete (such as sidewalks or curbs); nails, in asphalt, concrete, on the tops of walls, and along street center-lines; rebar or other metal stakes in soil; or City markers, which may be found under small manhole-like covers (they should be shown on any maps of the area).

Because it tolerates compact, wet soils and city pollution, the red maple is often planted in urban environments.

With information technology, we've made the atmospheric fringe as integral to our pedestrian lives as the soil our cities are built on.

The prevalence of T. gondii oocysts in soil from cities (24/163) was slightly higher than that in soils from pasturing areas (10/105) (P = 0.21).

Now ensconced in soils around cities and farms, the worms are on the march.

The prevalence of T. gondii oocysts in soils from cities (24/163) was higher than that from pasturing areas (10/105), and the difference was not statistically significant (P = 0.21).

Urban-specific factors including size and age of the city, soil sealing and cut-off profiles dominate the anthropogenic soil forming factors.

Article tells what kinds of trees will grow in City soil.