Sentence examples for valued land from inspiring English sources

In fact, it pays no rent or taxes, and, just as bad, has no incentive to move from highly valued land to someplace cheaper.

Rescue teams were hampered by bad weather and road blocks caused by landslides and falling debris, including on the Karakorum highway, the strategically valued land route to China.

"It's great news for the Friends of the Field and for all those who fought to protect this much valued land, currently used by more than 4,000 school students," she said.

The G.S.A. hopes to find a developer willing to take over the 2.4 million-square-foot F.B.I. building, and the now highly valued land on which it sits, and build new, 2.1 million-square-foot headquarters on up to 55 acres in the Washington area.

Specifically, he points to the beautiful sunset over Fire Island, a narrow patch of highly valued land off the coast of Long Island, N.Y.

Efforts to identify and prioritize important wildlife habitat are particularly relevant in human-modified areas where wildlife conservation may be one of the several valued land uses or where protecting large contiguous areas of unmodified habitat is not an option (Moilanen et al. 2005).

One explanation is that it is too difficult to value land separately from what sits on it.

Two, Kareiva stresses only the importance of instrumentally valuing lands for human benefit but ignores intrinsic values of organisms, species, or ecosystems.

The city has valued the land at $426,000.

An appraiser working for the county valued the land at $4.3 million.

The share price valued the land at nearly a 30percentt discount, he said.