Sentence examples for a key natural from inspiring English sources

Shale gas has become a key natural gas resource and has been a great success in the USA and a few other countries.

This paper endeavours to provide a better appreciation of systematic stakeholder analysis in ecosystem services research by, first, presenting an illustrative stakeholder analysis example, using a key natural resource in relation to ecosystem services: forests in the UK.

Earlier this year they sacked and burned government buildings, murdered government officials and supporters, attacked journalists, sabotaged a key natural gas pipeline, and renounced any allegiance to Bolivia's democratically elected government.

Carbohydrates comprise a key natural source of carbon and energy for a variety of heterotrophic microbes.

The sensitivity of the model's prediction to a key natural history assumption was also assessed by halving and doubling the non-symptomatic invasive cancer progression probabilities.

It has been 40 years since the Club of Rome's study, Limits to Growt h, argued that we would soon run out of a number of key natural resources, and 50 years since Rachel Carson's eco-blockbuster, Silent Spring, spotlighted the devastating impact of synthetic insecticides on wildlife.

To determine what types of animals hCoV-EMC can infect, Drosten and colleagues infected cells from humans, pigs, and a wide variety of bats, the key natural reservoirs of coronaviruses.

Setting aside epic disaster-movie moments such as volcanoes, hurricanes and earthquakes, there are two key natural factors that can make a city vulnerable to gradual disintegration, or even total disappearance – water and sand.

Evidentialism holds that the key natural facts that determine whether a belief is justified are facts about the evidence the person has for that belief.

It is the settlement blocs which dissect Palestinian territory, seize key natural resources and render unviable an independent state on the land that remains.

In this article, we develop a novel methodological framework to provide insights into the role of key natural resource-based sectors (such as fisheries) in the wider economy.