Sentences with phrase «little land mine»

Put plainly, there is little land left to develop.

Pretoria East has become very popular for young and upcoming professionals and young families because of its excellent central position, and now that there is very little land left to develop, property values are sure to rise, says IHPC estate agent Almarie Joubert, who is a resident specialist in this area.

If First Allied doesn't get an offer that «knocks» Glazer's socks off, the company will continue doing what it's been doing: collecting top - quality properties where little land is available.

There is little land left for greenfield development, but redevelopment and retenanting is under way as owners compete for a growing, increasingly affluent clientele.

The government therefore believes there is very little land in NSW over which native title continues to exist, largely because valid extinguishment, dispossession and the widespread dispersal of Aboriginal people through colonisation and settlement by non-Indigenous people means that a continuing connection can not be proved.

About Blog One Yard Revolution is all about growing a lot of food on a little land using sustainable organic methods, while keeping costs and labor at a minimum.

The APS report shows that DAC systems can take up relatively little land compared to other renewable energy technologies such as solar or wind.

In the southern hemisphere by contrast there is little land the ice can extend onto - Antarctica is already fully covered.

Andrew Leakey is part of a five - year, $ 12 million study of grasses useful for biofuels that can grow with as little land, fertilizer, and water as possible.

Wind turbines are compatible with farming, occupy little land and can pay farmers many times what they earn per acre harvesting crops.

There is little land to get in the way of winds and wind - driven waves at the southern latitudes that correspond to Europe in the north; the tip of South America is about all there is, with a large gap until reaching the Antarctic peninsula.

The land needed for energy crops could encroach on what little land is available for food in countries threatened by famine.

Mining uses comparatively little land — about the same as urban areas — the impacts come from downstream discharges of sediments and pollutants.

It uses no water, no fuel, and little land.

The surface heat capacity C (j = 0) was set to the equivalent of a global layer of water 50 m deep (which would be a layer ~ 70 m thick over the oceans) plus 70 % of the atmosphere, the latent heat of vaporization corresponding to a 20 % increase in water vapor per 3 K warming (linearized for current conditions), and a little land surface; expressed as W * yr per m ^ 2 * K (a convenient unit), I got about 7.093.

The situation in Rwanda in the»90s, for example, didn't just happen because of some irrational ethnic or political agenda, it happened at least in part because too many people had too little land to support themselves, yet everyone depended on small - scale farming (average farm size on the order of a few acres) for subsistence.

Skyscape might be even more accurate, as there is little land in these pictures, instead they are atmospheric renderings of sky, cloud, and light, both from sun and moon.

You can sit on the back deck overlooking the water, with a drink, next to a sleeping sea lion and little land iguanas walking all over the place.

Dependent on where you are looking $ 20,000 can either be a lot or very little land, I suspect that the question you were looking to ask is «can I afford it?».

The star of the Renault display — both literally and figuratively — was Etoile Filante («shooting star»), a brilliant little land - speed record car for the gas - turbine class that sported an elegant logo and outrageous fins.

We made a bit of a connection with Fitzroy High — very different curriculum, different demographic, different school, high - density school, very little land around the school, whereas we've got all these green spaces and wetland and bush.

O'Hara delivers some little land - mines of rage which disrupt the generally placid atmosphere nicely.

Moving tribute to a great man who saved many people from certain death, and yes the place the survivers are walking towards at the Films climax is Israel and Jerusalem the golden plays on the soundtrack so if you hate the idea of a Jewish homeland then go and believe the popular lies about this amazing little land a land of freedom for all yes even the Palastinians.

John Michael McDonagh plants these references - music, literary, philosophical - like little land mines in his stormy dream of a film.

The world has very little land, so owning land is a big deal.

For my first look, lets go down the rabbit hole into a wonder - ful little land where anything is possible — talking flowers, croquet flamingos and all of the size altering sweets you can eat!

Sinterklaas is on his way to our little land.

With very little land area to soak up the sun, the ARM site measurements gathered here were expected to emulate the larger ocean area.

Many of the newcomers clear a little land to farm, and where there are farms, there is fire.

Vaz contends that the current government is demarcating very little land for indigenous groups and has largely abandoned its responsibilities to them, placing their lives in danger, primarily because it «sees the Indians as hampering the agricultural business, hampering the expansion of mining, and hampering the extraction of natural resources.»

Populous nations that have little land or little water are huge net importers.

To take the case of the Wichí, they've been struggling for years to gain legal recognition for the little land they have left.

But with little land available, either open or developed — and all of it expensive — the district has few options.

«Massachusetts can be proud it ranks in the top 15 among states in total amount of land protected — given that the Commonwealth is the seventh smallest state in the nation, and has relatively little land conservation activity by federal agencies,» Wilber said.

The Barrington Countryside Park District of Barrington Hills also is tiny, with little land, no full - time staff and only one program, a winter ski club.

Perhaps more impressive is the evidence of modern excavation, revealing as it does the influences that beat upon this little land in every age from all the cultures of the ancient East.

Their goals was to maintain their grasp on the little land they still had in Greece, but Mardonius was lured into another battle against the Greeks at Mycale.

Trump doesn't care; he built a nice little landing pad for his friend Roger Ailes, the disgraced chairman of Fox News who left the company because of his habitual mistreatment of female employees and landed on his feet in the Trump campaign.

For those of you who have been lucky enough to have missed this fad, it is when they wax every.single.hair.off... unless the woman decides to leave a little landing strip or dorrito shape.

Don't stress if a little lands on top because you can cut it away later.

Living in the city, we've never had much entryway space, but in our current apartment, we have a little landing at the top of the stairs before you enter the apartment.

As a result, in addition to carrying the more prestigious Range Rover badge, the Evoque will also cost more than the littlest Land Rover, the LR2, starting at $ 43,995 for the base 5 - door, a considerable bump over the LR2's sticker of $ 36,550.

I doubt the URL will end up as a big ol' website, though it could feasibly make a nice little landing page for something... Watch this space.

What a FANTASTIC little landing you have!

When you go in the front door, there's an amazing little landing.

This little landing was feeling a little cold and my client wanted it to feel cozy and warm just like her inherited treasures.

But, I love how the finished products look, and this little landing on the staircase has been in major need of storage for quite a while now.

This will be a handy little landing spot for a dinner party.

Not exact matches

You'll find that these little distractions suddenly become monstrous when you're trying desperately to land more clients or have conference calls.

Little wonder that Eritreans currently make up a disproportionate number of the African refugees landing on European shores.