Sentence examples for worth of trees from inspiring English sources

It was only after  several blocks worth of trees were removed that people began to notice.

How Courses Get Named You've just laid out a lush 18-hole setup: rolling hills, fluffy sand traps, a forest's worth of trees.

For the last 30 years, Payeng has planted a forest's worth of trees, covering 550 hectares (2.1 sq miles) of land.

Presumably O'Rourke made it so long in the hope that a few extra forests' worth of trees would have to die to print it.

Illegal logging is not only a foreign phenomenon: in the nineteen-nineties, it was estimated that a hundred million dollars' worth of trees were stolen from public lands every year.

From a strictly ecological point of view, the production of the volume has presumably stripped the planet of a small wood's worth of trees and its distribution has dispersed the usual quantity of greenhouse gases into the biosphere.

In an attempt to clarify the issue with more comprehensive data, an international collaboration of more than 30 forest scientists collected more than 20 years' worth of tree measurements in 12 tropical forests ranging from Panama to India and Malaysia.

To overcome data limitations, this study assesses two options: (1) developing a model using the observational GSL elevation record of 137 years to predict itself; (2) incorporating the recently reconstructed GSL elevation that utilized 576 years worth of tree-ring records into the predictive model.

"The A-10 is not like a 747 that will knock down a hillside-worth of trees," said John Pike, a scientist familiar with airborne search equipment, in an interview with the Denver Post.

They cleared the weed-riddled, stubby grass and concrete that was there when they moved in and bought thousands of dollars worth of plants, trees and shrubs.

It was not high winds that caused a forest's worth of toppled trees to suddenly cover the floor of the concrete jungle.