Sentence examples for that lowland from inspiring English sources

BBC Alba is not simply showcasing the Gaelic language – it is at the centre of a quiet cultural reseeding of an area that Lowland Scotland has long ignored.

The belief that lowland cows cannot find good fodder in the forest or manage to get home on time is widespread among farmers.

We conclude that lowland rice managed through aerobic system improves nitrogen uptake by rice crop as long the water filled space remains around 60%.

These findings support the results of Fuller et al. who found that lowland forests and areas designated for forest conversion in East Kalimantan were more threatened than upland forests and areas not designated for conversion, with slope, elevation, and fire being important factors in determining the threat to forest cover [49].

Although a recent study by van Gemerden (2003) suggests that lowland rain forests in southern Cameroon may have experienced historical anthropogenic disturbances [20], the reserve has no evidence of major recent human-induced disturbance (e.g., logging, clearance).

This observation suggests that lowland environments might contain a generally greater diversity of switchgrass pathogens.

Critics have observed that "Lowlands" hints at "Lownds", and Dylan biographer Robert Shelton wrote that this was a "wedding song" for Sara Lownds, whom Dylan had married just three months earlier.

Many local lowlands have a valley entering and a valley leaving, indicating that the lowland formerly contained a lake.

She explained that "The Lowland" gestated for a decade before she attempted a draft.

For all that, "The Lowland" does not seem to be trying to be an epic novel.

Intensive farming over the decades has meant that the lowland meadows and marshes the bats favour are harder to find".