Sentence examples for untapped lands from inspiring English sources

Putting it back into play with all but two untapped lands reissues the lock; and permits the Stasis winning condition to be played (fat evader or self-decking prevention).

But the Stilo Group, sitting on hundreds of acres of untapped land, saw incorporation as a way to negotiate with fewer decision makers.

There are fewer and fewer new subdivisions in the suburban-oriented western communities: as with Miami-Dade, there is simply not much untapped land.

This type of deal would be easy to administer; there are endless businesses and ventures out there that will gladly pay the people to make something of idle lands and untapped wealth.

The new area included vast stretches of unexplored land and untapped resources.

This would involve turning migrants into genuine urban citizens and exploiting the untapped value of the land left behind.This was long overdue.

Vacant lots in the right part of town can sell for $14 million, for $30 million and even much more, and so New Yorkers have become accustomed to thinking of land as untapped gold mines.

Hinterland tourism promises to be the next big thing here, with the state government waking up to the untapped potential of the rugged land and overcrowding on the beaches.

It is a continent of untapped labour pools, resources and land.

One of the talks at the fifth annual summit is titled: Agriculture in Africa: land grab or untapped opportunity?

PPPs have a mixed record in Britain, too, though the Conservative-led government wants to do more and has even tried so far without success to privatise management of its defence-procurement arm.What lies beneathThe greatest untapped opportunities may lie in land, buildings, subsoil resources and other "non-financial" assets.