loggers造句

Thus you have only one hierarchy of loggers for all users. You lose isolation.

Illegal deforestation happens when ranchers and loggers conspire to clear swathes of land.

The first line defines the loggers that are attached to the root logger.

Why, untold thousands of persons had a hand in every cup of coffee the loggers drink!

Tin roofs glitter on the shacks of loggers, miners and planters, each with a smallholding hacked out around it.

Prematurely abandoned, the degraded forest then falls to illegal loggers or it is cleared for agriculture, often by fire.

AT a sawmill in the misty hills of michoacan in central Mexico, loggers sporting damp sombreros and droopy moustaches are working through a drizzle, hauling pine logs.

Every wrinkle in the tax code represents a favour to some group. It could be a small group, such as loggers, or a huge one, such as homeowners.

It dates back to 1993, when the forest Stewardship Council, an alliance of greens and loggers, drew up a list of rules for sustainable forestry.

Crime is still a big problem in most cities and in lawless rural areas where ruthless prospectors, loggers and landowners at times ride roughshod over their neighbors.

A few Brazilians first heard of the lone Indian in 1996, when loggers in the western state of rondonia began spreading a rumor: a wild man was in the forest, and he seemed to be alone.