Sentence examples for bears due from inspiring English sources
Many pollutants reach high levels in polar bears due to their high fat diet and high position in the food chain.
The advantages of a 2-port SEN compared with a 3-port SEN are the following: more optimal flow patterns with a lower mold level fluctuation and a lower meniscus steel flow velocity; proper powder consumption without slag bears due to a reasonable liquid powder thickness.
Oh, Angelo could get riled when his methods were questioned or his moves second-guessed, but what followed was most often a Casey Stengel-style malapropism: the deposed general manager defended the "mythology" of the Bears' due diligence in the Sam Hurd matter.
It's notoriously hard to count grizzly bears due to their solitary nature and aversion to humans.
Wolf interactions with American black bears are much rarer than with brown bears, due to differences in habitat preferences.
"It is likely that new species are appearing in the diet of polar bears due to climate change because new species are finding their way north," Jon Aars, one of the researchers at the Norwegian Polar Institute, told AFP.
The amount of earth pressure depends on the long-term bore conditions as well as the development of a sliding wedge resulting from deformation of the bore due to the overcut and deformation of the PE pipe itself under loadings.
It's simply a more comprehensive reflection of the full costs individuals and society bear due to excess consumption.
The bears also isolate walruses when they overwinter and are unable to escape a charging bear due to inaccessible diving holes in the ice.
However, the zoo director has said that the zoo will not move the bear due to his old age (he's 28) and the risk associated with having to sedate him.
In Germany where the racoon is called the Waschbär (literally, "wash-bear" or "washing bear") due to its habit of "dousing" food in water two pairs of pet raccoons were released into the German countryside at the Edersee reservoir in the north of Hesse in April 1934 by a forester upon request of their owner, a poultry farmer.
