Sentence examples for undeveloped nature from inspiring English sources
From the moment I got wind of a huge, undeveloped nature preserve on the southern coast of the Yucatán Peninsula, I knew it was for me.
The case ultimately broadened the right of environmental groups to sue on behalf of undeveloped nature, but Douglas advocated going much further.
David Mcilroy, chief investment officer of sustainable Africa equity fund Alquity in London, does not have any holdings in Uganda, due to the undeveloped nature of the stock market.
The Baytown Nature Center, located on two peninsulas along the ship channel, and the Texas City Prairie Preserve, located along Moses Lake and the bay, are largely undeveloped nature preserves with views of wetlands and coastal wildlife in addition to a variety of park facilities.
Peak emotional ratings of pictures and LPP amplitudes have been reported in young adolescents (Zhang et al., 2013), corresponding to the undeveloped nature of their ER abilities.
Reasons suggested included the relatively undeveloped nature of social entrepreneurship in India and its concentration on its domestic market problems, along with a lack of concern in India with African problems.
Asked why he did not use the money he spent to buy land, perhaps to be set aside as a nature preserve or undeveloped natural habitat, Mr. Bonfante replied: "Saving the land doesn't educate the people how to use the land.
It will remain undeveloped, as a nature preserve.
Although about three-quarters of the land would remain undeveloped except for nature trails, opponents say the plan could endanger two of New York City's most important reservoirs with pesticides and soil erosion from the golf course, along with runoff from new roads and traffic and development fostered by the resort.
The kitchen has stainless steel counters and cabinetry, a breakfast bar and windows with views of Taipa Pequena, an undeveloped hill nearby with nature trails.
As you explain it, the book, which includes your photographs and text, focuses on Westchester's dwindling supply of undeveloped land like farmlands and nature preserves.
