Sentence examples for through plantations from inspiring English sources

One thing leads to another, and another, through plantations of wooden scaffolding and skeletal structures of reclaimed timber.

They may see churches, slip through plantations, kill British and Spanish authorities (to a pirate, they're all bad) and take to the high seas to plunder a galleon, harpoon a whale or follow a treasure map to a buried chest.

Even so, Lewis concludes, the preponderance of countries that plan to meet their commitments primarily through plantations or agroforestry means that they will only capture a fifth as much carbon as they would if they restored natural forests.

In order to manage the genetic variability and develop a conservation strategy for such species, it is important to examine genetic variation resulting from historical processes during repeated artificial population development through plantations.

But as I continued to pour through plantation records, I found that not only do we have overseers, but we have under them white managers sometimes called bookkeepers, and beneath them you have enslaved managers – head drivers, head watchman, head smiths and carpenters – each of whom are responsible for managing different aspects of plantation production.

The efficiency of the three Trichoderma species and A. flavus, applied through plantation, on growth parameters was studied under greenhouse conditions.

This is a new and novel approach for biodiversity conservation in the hilly region through plantation, where the occurrence of land slide and natural hazards are more frequent.

These can contribute to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions through plantation development and afforestation as well as horticulture, land development, well construction, renovation of ponds and the like.

Though this cookbook is thick with with recipes for ice cream, confections, dessert and successes, what gives the book its power is the way it does not shy away from the harsher realities the strivers encounter from lynching and the klan to kinship through plantation rape with American presidents.

In 1995, the programme was reviewed to focus attention on protection and special-use forests through plantation, regeneration and agroforestry.

The policy recognises sustainable yield principles and notes these can be met from a declining resource area by enhancing productivity through plantation establishment.