Sentence examples for due to encroachments from inspiring English sources

The lakes and reservoirs, all over India without exception, are in varying degrees of environmental degradation, might be due to encroachments, eutrophication (from domestic and industrial effluents) and silt.

They've also got a very restricted range, which is ever decreasing, due to encroachment on their habitat by the Chinese population.

Ecosystem services provided by tropical peat swamp forests, such as carbon (C) storage and water regulation, are under threat due to encroachment and replacement of these natural forests by drainage-based agriculture, commonly oil palm plantation.

The Ethiopian highlands have been experiencing soil fertility decline and severe soil erosion due to encroachment of intensive farming system on steep and fragile lands (Amsalu and de Graaff 2007).

The elderly may experience difficulty achieving a good quality of life due to encroachment on their life spaces by high density buildings and environmental degradation (Sun et al. 2017).

The paper by Kakar et al. provides a description of these two breeds, and argues that the breeds are under threat as their pastoralist owners are losing access to grazing lands due to encroachment of irrigated cotton and cereal farming by wealthy outsiders to this desert region.

During the last century, C4-dominated grasslands worldwide have experienced dramatic and rapid ecological changes due to encroachment by native C3 shrubs [27] [29].

Could the oscillations be due to encroachment of the lesion on the pre-tectum?

2c) Statically reduced subacromial space due to encroachment of subacromial tissues by an adjoining pathology or other structures than the acromion.

Most cases have been described in older, large breed intact male dogs [ 30- 32] that typically showed signs of tenesmus and dysuria due to encroachment of the colon and urethra by the cystic masses [ 31- 33], as was seen in the dog presented in this report.

Nearly 20 per cent of total mangrove area has been lost between 1980 and 2005, mainly due to human encroachment.