Sentence examples for due to diversion from inspiring English sources

The riparian zone deteriorated due to diversion of surface and groundwater for irrigated agriculture.

This lagoon then dried up as the result of falling sea-level and infilled due to diversion of the Sefidrud course.

Once one of the world's largest lakes, the Aral Sea faded away due to diversion of water for agriculture from its tributaries, the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers.

Of the adverse feedbacks, biochar decomposition is the largest (8 17 Pg CO2-Ce), followed by loss of soil organic carbon due to diversion of biomass from soil into biochar production (6 10 Pg CO2-Ce), and transport (1.3 1.9 Pg CO2-Ce, see Supplementary Fig. S7).

Most interdisciplinary endeavors are collaborative -- and collaborative grant activities have financial implications, with potential revenue losses to departments due to diversion of overhead costs to other units.

Odum (1985) postulated that, under stress, qCO2 increases due to diversion of energy from growth, maintenance, and reproduction, which was further extrapolated to the soil microbial community by Anderson and Domsch (1993).

Journeys could take up to 90 minutes longer due to diversions while a redevelopment project is taking place at Reading.

The complainant must show, for example, the extent to which reasonable conservation measures can adequately compensate for the reduction in supply due to the diversion, and the extent to which the benefits from the diversion will outweigh the harms to existing users.

They "are declining, not increasing, due to the diversion of part of them," said Mr. Bajolet, the former French ambassador.

On May 29th , 1967the owner advised the WASHINGTON TRADER by radio to take additional bunkers at Ceuta due to possible diversion because of the Suez Canal crisis.

He suggested that the lull in raids was due to the diversion of police forces to provide security for President Bush's visit to Colombia on Feb. 15 and national elections on March 11.