Tracts in a sentence

According to the Tax Policy Center, 12% of US census tracts are Opportunity Zones (8,762 tracts).

In Tajikistan's cotton-growing regions, farms were established in large, semiarid tracts and in tracts reclaimed from the desert, but cotton's growing season is summer, when the region receives virtually no rainfall.

Spinoreticular and spinotectal tracts are merely relay tracts to the thalamus that aid in the perception of pain and alertness towards it.

About 305 acres of well-maintained cropland in Rooks County was sold at auction Dec. 7. The land, east of Plainville, Kan., was sold in two tracts.

Almost all paddy tracts in Kerala face the menace of wild animals, especially wild boars that raid the paddy fields.

Boutin harvests wood for his wattle fences on various tracts of land in western York County where landowners have granted him permission.

For instance, census tracts in St. John Parish found that the parish’s climate vulnerability is driven by the health impacts of air pollution and economic disparity.

He said investment under successive governments in the hills following the Chittagong Hill Tracts Peace Accord in 1997 was not distributed equally and the marginalized tribes were ignored.

In addition, microplastics cause problems for animals whose airways and digestive tracts can become blocked with them when they're mistaken for food.

Its tracts of forsaken beauty and pockets of friendly, charming villages spoke to me of all that I had imagined Ireland to be.

Los Angeles 1850s-1900sHousing tracts sprung up within a ½ mile of his rail lines.

On Perth’s urban fringes, large tracts of land are cleared for new estates filled with big houses on small blocks, which chokes out any room for large trees to grow back.

Plants and animals unable to escape the fire, and the loss of large tracts of habitat for unique species, only found in Hawai‘i.

Potential years of life saved from added park space in greenness-deprived census tracts in the southern portion of Los Angeles County.

Similar work on asthma, another heat-related disease, has shown emergency-room visits are 2.4 times higher in redlined tracts.

The African boxthorn was introduced to the country in the mid-1800s as a hedge plant, but has since infested vast tracts of land in southern Australia.

The backpack also contained a “collection of religious material” that was unlikely to have been gospel tracts.

The project produced estimates of life expectancy for most of the census tracts in the United States for the period 2010-2015, showing averages in very local areas often vary widely.

The researchers who contribute their learned tracts to might think about the happy side of alcohol the next I time they submit their findings to a scholarly audience.

We’ve just learned that Scotland is expected to lose an estimated £60 billion through mishandling of the much-criticised ScotWind deal, which saw tracts of the seabed leased to investors.