Sentence examples for stored land from inspiring English sources

Greek Cypriots will follow the pledge of Turkish Cypriots in the north and start destroying stored land mines and removing thousands more buried south of the heavily fortified line that has split the island since a Turkish invasion in 1974 that was prompted by a brief Greece-inspired coup.

We used Changzhou, a typical fast-growing city in China, as a case study, and estimated biomass and soil carbon stored in land covers using the InVEST model.

Because there is more land in the Northern Hemisphere, more rain and snow end up being stored on land than during the southern winter.

Wealth was measured and stored in land and livestock.

Water stored on land – either catchments of through flooding – also has an impact.

More carbon must be stored on land, while recognizing competing pressures to deliver food, fuel, fodder and fibre.

Up to 45% of the carbon stored on land may be tied up in forests.

Although this diagram shows CO2 being storaed under the sea floor, it may also be stored beneath land.

Certainly, six billion tonnes of water that was previously stored on land would be a lot to lose to the ocean in a short time.

Therefore, assessments relying on carbon stored on land from enhanced atmospheric nitrogen deposition to balance fossil fuel emissions may be inaccurate.

By dangling a small batch of irresistible savings, stores land hordes of hopeful shoppers all scheming to score the retail version of Willy Wonka's golden ticket.