Sentence examples for endangered resource from inspiring English sources
Our destination was a ridge above Hines Creek, where Betchkal planned to assemble a station to collect a month's worth of continuous acoustic data documenting an intangible, invisible and — increasingly — endangered resource: natural sound.
In particular, the themes of the workshop sought to emphasise how the process of imaging and digitisation of early instrumental data not only preserves an invaluable, fragile and endangered resource but enables these data to be accessible and usable, both regionally and internationally.
By definition a paradigm shift is not reversible; indeed, any global perception of antimicrobials as a shared and endangered resource must be enduring.
The general public must continue to be made aware of the current scale of AMR's threat, and must perceive antimicrobials as they are: a non-renewable and endangered resource.
The rapid development of AMR poses a global threat to human health as antimicrobials for treating HAI have become an endangered resource [ 8].
"This sub-decree of 7 March 2012 has truly sprung from the intellectual and thoughtful mind of someone who is trying to conserve endangered fishing resources," sing a man and a woman in harmony, over image after image of flopping fish.
Disregarding to groundwater extraction scheme and water over extracting has endangered groundwater resources and caused reduction of water quality (Zandi et al. 2016).
As a general principle, they said, it makes little sense to fish for the "maximum sustainable yield" — the fixed quantity of a given species that supposedly can be caught without endangering the resource.
They are also keen to build an oil pipeline from Alberta to Oklahoma, a project that would endanger water resources and threaten the vitality of huge sections of farmland.
This system is designed to inform and assist the onboard crew to respond to and resolve hazardous conditions when situations arise that can endanger the resources of the spacecraft, the lives of the crew, or mission success.
If I'm interpreting the label correctly, cedar is grown in the U.S. ("100% eastern red cedar a self-renewing, non-endangered resource" according to the website).
