Sentence examples for ecological pressures from inspiring English sources

Those ecological pressures mean many other systems within cities will be transformed.

Drought, plus ecological pressures from agriculture and tourism, threatened the Donana wetlands with desiccation.

But in a world threatened by unprecedented ecological pressures and rising inequality, we forget the importance of trade multilateralism at our peril.

It's one that will be shaped by public discourse on food options in light of the ecological pressures brought by world populations and rising affluence.

"Climate change brings new constraints for crops, which are subject to unpredictable ecological pressures such as drought, higher salt concentrations, extreme temperatures and erosion," a representative explains.

"I don't know how the evolution of dinosaurs produced this kind of animal, what kind of ecological pressures must have been at work," said Fernando Novas at the Bernardino Rivadavia Natural Sciences Museum in Buenos Aires.

Ecological pressure has also contributed to population movements.

With a hundred and twenty million visitors each year, the Alps are under immense ecological pressure.

In recent years, many ecological parks have been constructed in the peri-urban areas of Chinese cities to relieve the ecological pressure of high-speed urbanization.

The ecological pressure is partly faddishness, Ms. Meffre added, "part of people's obsession with organic products, with this general idea that we live badly, there's too much stress, that stress leads to cancer — the speech of a self-absorbed society".

Table 6 shows that the structure with the largest economic benefit entails the highest ecological pressure.