Sentence examples for creating a monoculture from inspiring English sources

One of the few species that seems able to tolerate this disturbance is the scallops themselves, so dredging suits the dredgers by creating a monoculture at the expense of other species.

Because so many muncipalities had planted one elm next to the other on down the street, creating a monoculture, the beetle and its growing family were able to move swiftly, killing one tree, then relocating next door to another.

Sawgrass may dominate sloughs, creating a monoculture.

This has the negative outcome of creating a monoculture, at the detriment of multiplicity.

The invasive phragmites creates a monoculture.

Producing as many grouse as possible also means burning and draining the land, to create a monoculture of the young heather the birds eat.

Philosophers tend to make dogmatic critics, dismembering plays to illustrate their concepts, paring back the biodiversity of actual plays to create a monoculture of well-behaved exemplars.

I am not the kind of person that would take easily to partnering with a company that "poison's the world's food system", lays waste to the land, puts farmers out of business, or creates a monoculture that threatens the global food supply.

It is frank and explicit: "I am not the kind of person that would take easily to partnering with a company that 'poisons the world's food system,' lays waste to the land, puts farmers out of business, or creates a monoculture that threatens the global food supply," he writes.

Enough minions of Silicon Valley's mighty corporations could arrive to create a monoculture.

The white, male dominance is not only harmful to women, it's also bad for the industry because it creates a monoculture echo chamber.  .