Sentence examples for uncontrolled land from inspiring English sources

This has led to increased car ownership and extensive car usage in the country as well as rapid and uncontrolled land usage and expansion of urban areas.

Plant, animal and human disease outbreak, fish kill and foul odour are potential results of uncontrolled land application of waste, and some researchers have shown that composting can suppress diseases (Veeken et al. 2005).

The Atlantic Forest biome is recognized for its biodiversity and is one of the most threatened biomes on the planet, with forest fragmentation increasing due to uncontrolled land use, land occupation, and population growth.

The aircraft shown on Iranian television appeared to be in good condition, which would seem to be inconsistent with an uncontrolled landing, although a close inspection of the images appeared to show a fracture on part of the wing that had been taped.

The frequency of landslide disasters is increasing as a result of exploitation of natural resources, deforestation, and greater population vulnerability due to growing urbanization and uncontrolled land-use.

Retracing net erosion rates linked to land use change in tropical agricultural catchments dominated by small-holder farmers is challenging, due largely to catchment heterogeneity and uncontrolled farming practices.

There's a scorcher from Nadal that should have been a winner, but Dimitrov somehow got it back, then sprinted the width of the court to return another near-winner, before Nadal just got an uncontrolled lob to land in the vacant side of the court.

Importantly, it can also be employed to illustrate more broadly how uncontrolled societal development, land use and historic building regulations might exacerbate flood impacts in low-lying urban areas.

Environmental management policy and laws restricting uncontrolled and inappropriate land-use might help in addition to ensure longer-term environmental health by reducing the sedimentation rate.

Such a trend is encouraging the city's uncontrolled expansion by massive land filling activities of the real estate developers.

Land speculation, uncontrolled urban sprawl, and industrial development led to the changes of the 1960s, which, in common with the experience of many European cities, caused often irreparable damage to aspects of the city's cultural heritage.