Sentence examples for changing ecosystem from inspiring English sources

When we launched Guardian Science Blogs, the idea was to get a foothold in this rapidly changing ecosystem.

With Mr. Smith sharing the table, he said that BuzzFeed is a natural response to a changing ecosystem.

"Lyme disease could not have become epidemic until a changing ecosystem revived Bb and its hosts, and suburbanization thrust people into their midst," Mr. Karlen writes.

Then there is the bigger question of where the Internet is going, and how blogging outfits such as Denton's fit into a rapidly changing ecosystem.

Still, other small businesses see the neighborhood's changing ecosystem – which, most poignantly, saw a longtime African American newspaper, the Facts, give way to PLAY Doggie Daycare – as nothing but a good thing.

Publishers can and should control the media selling process, but they need to adapt to the changing ecosystem.

When responses are compared across the different types of site, the most noticeable difference is between coastal and inland wetland sites in the goals relating to maintaining or changing ecosystems; accepting or facilitating change was a much more common goal at coastal sites (86%%) than at inland wetland sites (23%%).

Furthermore, it provides a starting point that encourages multidisciplinary scientists and researchers using interdisciplinary approaches and comprehensive analyses to assess these complex and non-linear interactions to add deeper understanding of climate change as a driving force for changing ecosystems services in these interconnected natural resources.

Meanwhile, changing ecosystems threaten Arctic fishing industries.

But in fact, humans have been changing ecosystems for millenniums.

* Changing ecosystems in Botswana mean that grassland is gradually being replaced by scrub and wildlife populations will adapt accordingly.