Sentence examples for Stock depletion from inspiring English sources

On-going oil stock depletion and growing environmental concerns lead automakers to develop more efficient powertrains.

There is, for example, no comprehensive report on the sea's fisheries, despite the awareness of stock depletion.

tons (1,000,000 metric tons)—a level that laid the groundwork for the present stock depletion and conservation problems.

Marine biologist Callum Roberts shows in his sober and useful study of overfishing, The Unnatural History of the Sea (Gaia Books), that for more than a century governmental and international bodies have consistently ignored the science they commission on fish stock depletion.

The associated decrease in chemical elements (e.g., Ca by a maximum of 67%; Mn, 77%; Cu, 66%; and Zn, 82%) was finally used to discuss the mechanisms at stake in land degradation and the associated stock depletion of SOC and SON stocks, a prerequisite to land rehabilitation and stock replenishment.

Much less information on carbon stock depletion is available for fire-affected tropical forests.

Worldwide, forest deforestation and fish-stock depletion rates are higher now than they were in 2000.

Conversion of pasture into sugarcane was comparatively less adverse in terms of soil C stocks, with depletion only for the 0 20 cm layer from 30.3 to 17.0 Mg C ha−1 in 8 years.

The reserve easily usable reaches the maximum starting from December to April where depletion stocks begins (Raoult 1974).

The ever-increasing demand for Picos has led to overharvesting and the general depletion of stock.

Because the war caused a depletion in stock, in 1920 and 1921, the British society opened a special register for previously unregistered mares of Cleveland Bay type, including some already registered with the Yorkshire Coach Horse (a Cleveland/Thoroughbred cross) registry, after they had passed an inspection that certified them to be of proper breed type.