Sentence examples for consequences of endemic from inspiring English sources

Left wing thinkers aren't blind to the moral consequences of endemic poverty: the whole new Labour rhetoric about responsibilities as well as rights is intended to remind people that welfare is a contract between the individual and the state with duties on both sides.

The Romans had not solved the problem of the fireproof basilican church a problem that became pressing with the frequent conflagrations in timber-built towns and, not less, the incendiarism that was a lamentable consequence of endemic local wars and the incursions of organized marauders.

Some studies have been published on the genetic consequences of cladogenesis in endemic plants of different archipelagos.

A good choice for examining the genetic consequences of anagenesis and cladogenesis in endemic plants of oceanic islands is the Juan Fernández Archipelago, Chile.

This trade-off may be justified in an elimination context and where the perceived consequences of failing to treat an endemic area are high.

The consequences for the physical environment have been still more serious and irreversible: the complete or partial extinction of endemic species of plants and animals attached to artificial monocultures and the introduction of new species.

"So there is a significant amount of endemic advertising.

The government should fix the problem of "endemic worklessness".

There are also reports of endemic violence at some centers.

Ecuador also faces allegations of endemic corruption.

Figure 2 Stability of endemic equilibrium.