Sentence examples for soil ends from inspiring English sources

For all their practical differences, climate and food are both cardinal examples of the ecological insight that made environmentalism possible: everything is connected, so what we drop into rivers, winds, or soil ends up in our bloodstreams.

If using a bare root sapling, you can assess the soil depth by looking at the line where the soil ends on the main stem.

Each of the four previous qualifiers played between these teams on Jamaican soil ended as ties.

McCaw lifted the Webb Ellis Cup for the first time in 2011 as New Zealand won the Rugby World Cup on home soil, ending 24 years of hurt in the tournament, and just last month McCaw became the first captain to lift the trophy twice as the All Blacks retained their world crown.

For the inside chamfered and the square edged cutting edge geometries the furrow backfill was the highest with only 20 26% of loosened soil ending outside the furrow.

Every year thousands of millions of tons of fertile soil end up in the sea.

"We figure that by adjusting some of the soil lead, we'll be decreasing their overall exposure, because the lead in the soils ends up as lead in the dust in the home".

As it is, prison on French soil can end up radicalising inmates, undermining anti-terrorism efforts.

It was their first defeat on home soil, Spofforth ending with match figures of 14 for 90.

Also, oil pipelines were bombed and most of the contamination settled in and around Basra. "The soil has ended up in people's lungs and has been on food that people have eaten.

A principal aim of his worldwide campaign of terror is to evict American troops from Saudi soil and end Washington's decades-long commitment to the defense of Saudi Arabia and its royal family.