After being trampled in direct combat, will Woodson turn to guerrilla tactics?
For less-mobile arthropods, such as caterpillars, but also for large dung beetles (Negro, Rolando & Palestrini, 2011) trampling could be an underestimated direct source of mortality (Fig. 3, Path 1).
Animal trampling reduces plant cover thereby exposing the soil to direct raindrops which disintegrate soil particles (Wasonga 2009; Mugerwa and Emmanuel 2014).
The review found that OHVs have impacts to multiple resources that include soil compaction and erosion, trampling of vegetation, as well as wildlife habitat loss, disturbance, and direct mortality.
Although direct competition for food with domestic livestock is not significant, livestock can depress bamboo growth by trampling.
In neither case did he retreat from the position that, once he reaches the Oval Office, he will have the right to direct the machinery of government — including the F.B.I. and the military — as he sees fit, even if that means trampling on precedent, the division of powers, and due process.
4 One must distinguish between (active) trampling and being trampled.
There is one show, however, that is a direct descendant, however different its tone might be: "The Closer," on which Kyra Sedgwick's Deputy Chief Brenda Leigh Johnson obsesses over her cases, tramples feelings and battles the old-boy network.
Directed by the satirist Sabina Guzzanti, "Draquila" accuses Mr. Berlusconi's government and its cronies of capitalizing on the post-earthquake reconstruction to misuse public money while trampling over urban planning restrictions and civil rights and manipulating public opinion.
Its disastrous consequences include several ill-advised actual wars, indiscriminate trampling on civil liberties at home, and actually provoking a good deal of the terrorist activity toward which it is ostensibly directed.
