Sentence examples for viable countryside from inspiring English sources
It's the underlying assumption that only a thriving, economically viable countryside can survive that is most contentious.
Charles highlighted the importance of farmers, insisting: "I simply cannot see a viable future for the countryside that does not have the farmer – and the family farmer is a vital element in this – as food producer, at the front and centre of the picture.
I think fracking is too polluting, and too destructive of the countryside, to be a viable industry -- that's the nicest thing I can say about it".
The countryside might thus once again become economically viable.
Developing countries should pursue a managed urbanization ― one that spreads economic activity across multiple cities and a network of secondary towns (up to 1 million people) ― that does not corrode the countryside and that keeps rural areas economically viable.
Energy firm Cuadrilla said it was stepping up its activities and hoped to drill up to nine new wells in the Lancashire countryside outside Blackpool in a bid to prove the shale gas industry was economically viable.
This makes longer commutes viable and thus we would expect to see the exurbs flowing ever further out into the countryside.
REFLECTIONS about the countryside.
They crisscrossed the countryside.
