Sentence examples for wetlands think from inspiring English sources

Movies with the scatologically and gynecologically impish tone of "Wetlands" (think "Trainspotting" meets John Waters) were made to divide audiences, and more than a few moments push the edge of taste.

The notion took hold that manmade climate change, specifically clearing untamed land for cultivation, would prove beneficial, ameliorating health problems by draining standing water and wetlands thought to breed disease and lethargy.

Many wetland managers think P. australis began to spread rapidly after major floods of the Great Salt Lake in the 1980s (Kettenring et al. 2012).

Local wetlands are thought of as soggy, reed-filled bogs.

A similar position was taken by Martin Ginsburg, president of Ginsburg Development in Hawthorne, who said: "I think wetlands are very important.

"We're the keeper of the habitat, and we think that wetlands and woods are the stuff of life".

"People think of Wetlands as a new-hippie thing, but they did a lot of hip-hop too," said Richard Nichols, who manages the rap act Roots.

As Chris Larson, an irate Wisconsin Democrat State Senator, shot at pro-mining officials at a meeting on wetland deregulation last year, "I think you're mispronouncing democracy".