Sentence examples for widening trail from inspiring English sources

Now key players are meeting here for what has been widely called "one of the last chances" to stop a widening trail of destruction and death, which threaten the territorial integrity of Ukraine.

Litter, tree and plant damage, and fire rings had the greatest effect on hiking experience indicators; trail extension and widening and trail erosion had a moderate effect; and muddiness had a minimal effect on experience.

Widening the trail to 15 feet will entail the removal of seven mature trees, the parks department said, and an untold number of saplings.

Or office workers might check up on the children at home from their desktop computers.But all of these benefits, from better medical care and crime prevention to the more banal delights of the "intelligent" home, come with one obvious drawback an ever-widening trail of electronic data.

Pheromones diffuse and evaporate; diffusion widens the trail, while evaporation provides a time limit on its availability.

Measures that improve physical access include proximity of health facilities, track and trail widening, road construction and maintenance, and timely transport.

The New York City parks department plans to start construction on the $2.3 million project later this year, widening the existing trail, the main north-south corridor through the park, to 15 feet from 8. The new trail would have a 10-foot paved section flanked by a 3-foot dirt path to accommodate runners and a 2-foot drainage strip to capture runoff.

While the new plan would widen some trails to nine feet from eight feet, some sledders had hoped for trails up to 12 feet wide — raceways, environmentalists sniffed — to connect communities and allow riders to pass each other safely without slowing down.

Such impacts are often associated with trail widening and braiding that greatly expands the zone of damage beyond a narrow travel corridor.

The process of trail widening and braiding in relation to landscape drainage patterns and the location of channel heads is likely the key aspect determining whether the impacts of ORV trails remain confined to a narrow corridor of travel or can propagate upstream and downstream of the traversed hillslope to impact larger portions of the watershed.

In recent years, forest rangers and state environmental officers have cracked down on both town officials and snowmobile club members who have illegally widened snowmobile trails and erected bridges on public property to make way for bigger sleds.