Sentence examples for untouched state from inspiring English sources

But this is a very different baseline than the fishery in an untouched state, or 100 years ago.

What seems to interest them, instead, is landscape as a means of transcendence; nature in its untouched state.

In addition, optical imagery of deserts from space is arguably the most fascinating: the diversity and untouched state of these landscapes produce unique and striking scenes.

As promised, the nation's money makers have given Abe and Al face lifts, leaving only George in his untouched state -- though he has new competition from the golden Sacagawea dollar coin.

It disallows nearly every form of intrusive human encroachment to guarantee the landscape stays in its purest, untouched state.

As BP continues to struggle to plug the leak at the bottom of the sea, the president tries to convince the country that he is on top of the crisis, and the first oil laps the coasts of previously untouched states, Americans far from the gulf are feeling touched by the disaster.

Many of its best-known companies, like Siemens and Allianz, came after the war from Berlin and other bombed-out areas to settle in the relatively untouched southern state, acting as a magnet for others.

Some tycoons, like Roman Abramovich, a friend of the Yeltsin family who owns vast assets in Russia's oil and aluminum industries, have gone untouched by state investigations, raising concerns that some industry leaders are more equal than others.

"He spoke about a snowball that was starting to roll, which would not leave a single Arab state untouched in either the Middle East or North Africa," Mr. Ben-Eliezer said.

In recent years, Thiel took a particular interest in bitcoin technology as a way to ensure private, secure transactions that were untouched by the state.

In his 2006 campaign for Senate from Tennessee, Mr. Ford left little of the state untouched, which his advisers cited as one reason he exceeded expectations, even though he lost by a slim margin.