Sentence examples for because of intensive from inspiring English sources

European bat populations declined significantly – particularly during the second half of the 20th century – because of intensive agriculture, changes in land use, intentional killing and destruction of roosts.

The deal to halt Iran's nuclear-weapons program was only possible because of intensive diplomacy with allies like the United Kingdom, France, Germany, and the European Union, but also with Iran, Russia, and China.

The palm-oil industry has been vilified but there could be a mechanism in which they are engaged in the conservation of orang-utans.."... Orang-utans live only in Borneo and Sumatra but have been pushed back into ever-smaller areas of their rainforest habitat largely because of intensive logging and agriculture.

Concerns regarding estuarine shoal morphodynamics have increased worldwide because of intensive anthropogenic activities.

Globally many freshwater ecosystems are degraded because of intensive human activities, so water ecosystem restoration is a burning issue worldwide.

However, a subtraction of fluorescein signals from ICGA images have failed because of intensive subretinal pooling of fluorescein dye.

A cancer patient whose operation was cancelled four times because of a shortage of intensive care beds has died, it emerged yesterday.

Because of this intensive effort, MST isn't cheap.

"Essentially there are bits of protein that have appeared because of the intensive breeding of grains for yield".

The open discussions on security were possible because of the intensive contact with all sectors of Russian society.

But we never stopped trying, and we now have a new opposition coalition largely established because of our intensive efforts, my personal efforts, Robert Ford and our team.