Sentence examples for environment kill from inspiring English sources

Small amount of free zinc ions can cause heavy damage to ambient environment, kill some microorganism and excessive intake of zinc can also cause the deficiency of other dietary minerals (Shek et al. 2009; Han et al. 2013).

Opponents also warn the pact will hurt the environment, kill U.S. jobs and benefit mostly large multinational corporations.

He figures out that he can find another creature that already painstakingly evolved adaptations to its environment, kill it, take its skin, and get dinner in the bargain.

This design is harmful to the environment, killing birds, generating noise, and damaging landscape.

Greer, who owns her own bluebell wood, said phosphorus in dog faeces affects the chemical environment, killing off fungi.

At least 95% of neonicotinoids applied to crops ends up in the wider environment, killing the insects the birds rely on for food, particularly when raising chicks.

It found that long-term exposure to an unhealthy environment killed far more people than road accidents, wars, and natural disasters combined but that 25% of these deaths were avoidable.

Yet as the changing political and economic environment killed off (or, rather, privatised) its contemporaries, it has adapted through a coincidence of circumstances principally, a symbiotic relationship with the government and a strong influence over the career prospects of opinion-formers to survive intopinion-formers tout right now the BBC facesurviveintosthehreat yet to its existence.

Wendy Davis and Lean In -- Do Women Need Help to Lead? Wendy Davis stand up and deliver a 13-hour filibuster in a hostile environment, killing a bill to close women's clinics throughout Texas -- and doing it singlehandedly!

We may not always like how businesses run their companies, but it's historical fact that socialist environments kill strong economies and prevents a society from advancing like they could if they were left alone.

Consequently, in at least some environments, 'Kill-the-Winner' scenarios may be more the exception than the norm.