Sentence examples for worthwhile land from inspiring English sources

Between 1800 and 1900 Europe's population doubled, to over 400m, whereas that of Asia, further behind in the demographic transition, increased by less than 50%, to about 950m.Europe by now was crowded, and most worthwhile land already under the plough.

The latter is more elusive, but it's oh so worthwhile when you land it.

Thus, in the-ever optimistic style that is Ron Paul, he concluded, "If you find this to be a worthwhile message, spread it throughout the land".

In my own survey research on a representative sampling of villages in Shandong and Henan, bribery isn't widely reported, probably because most villages don't have enough in assets or land values to make it worthwhile….

Who is the director?' " What made all the anonymous bit parts worthwhile were the occasional meaty roles Mr. Walker landed in serious plays -- even if they were produced in out-of-the-way places for no pay.

"Sometimes it's worthwhile when you get out there and the land disappears," Mr. Chaplaski said.

"On race day, when I see the birds coming over the horizon and they hit that landing board, that makes it all worthwhile".

Only when air-breathing had become routine was it worthwhile evolving legs strong enough to stand on dry land.

This year, with the turmoil, strife and violence spreading all over Muslim lands by the extremists, it would be worthwhile to pay attention to her words, experience and recommendations for fighting the jihadi extremists.

Now, with little land available for new building, developers are finding it worthwhile to remediate and redevelop Waterside's aged, abandoned industrial sites.

So, it is obviously worthwhile to study what effects a change in diet has on land use patterns, energy demand, and greenhouse gas emissions of agricultural production.