Sentence examples for steep land from inspiring English sources

The primary cause of this is high urban population concentrations, which create steep land prices and housing costs.

Suggestions of really steep land taxes as a replacement for all other levies have been politely declined.

Forage crops, for example, could be confined to steep land to minimize erosion; intertilled crops could be planted on the better soils with gentle slopes.

With such steep land prices, houses on the lake are getting bigger, creating some ill will as views are being blocked by houses that are as large as 12,000 square feet.

Below lay the roadside town of Kalapani, the bazaar pierced by the horns of buses collecting passengers; above stood these walls, which enclosed ten acres of steep land, planted with apples, pine, jasmine, roses, and lilies that the wife had brought from America.

The History A substantial piece of Rowayton was once owned by James A. Farrell, who in the early 20th century served as president of United States Steel and built an opulent Tudor-style castle, with parapets and leaded-glass windows, on steep land along Highland Avenue.

Most jumpers (really, they might be called fallers, because they mostly drop over the edge of a steep landing hill) landed within a few meters of one another.

Morgan said: "You need a ridiculous amount of snow, really, a huge, huge pile of snow with a really steep landing.

On the steep lands of the Lincoln National Forest, which surrounds Ruidoso, some forests are being trimmed by hand to about 70 Ponderosa pines an acre, down from their current average of 800 to 1,000 trees an acre.

Steep lands should be better protected (possibly fenced) from livestock and human impacts.

Although, the usefulness of Gliricidia in degraded Steep lands was proven, the great risk of erosion remains in this landscape.