Sentence examples for environment unsuitable for from inspiring English sources

While having complex flora and fauna, it is a fragile and sparsely covered environment unsuitable for pastoral or agricultural activities.

It is this inherent condition for PHB synthesis (i.e. an environment unsuitable for growth) that challenges design of conventional batch production systems.

It has been found that these patches of open sand are necessary for katipo to build their webs as plants that envelop sand dunes in dense cover, such as exotic plants like kikuyu or buffalo grass, create an environment unsuitable for web construction.

The NE-CO-NW clade split from the EA around 8-9 Mya when lacustrine ecosystems and swamps covered large parts of what would become Amazonia, creating an environment unsuitable for A. cajennense.

The area of the floodplain of the Nile is under-represented because the moist environment is unsuitable for the preservation of papyri and ink inscriptions.

Stories exist that after a violent incident at the saloon, the city authorities decided the environment was unsuitable for a small child.

Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) has the world's fastest growing population where livestock rearing is still the principal economic activity supporting livelihoods in the desert, arid grasslands and savannahs where the harsh environment is unsuitable for other forms of agriculture.

Climate modelling carried out by Dr Wüster's team suggests the local environment is pretty unsuitable for them, and will probably still be even after the effects of climate change play out.

Based on prior publications [ 15- 17], Rothi, Leavy and Best [ 18] emphasize that children and adolescents with emotional and/or behavioral problems have their learning ability impaired and that they also interfere negatively with the school environment, making it unsuitable for their peers' learning processes, both socially and academically.

However, the MINC dataset was built using images taken from indoor environments, which are unsuitable for FOD material recognition.

Camels, unlike other livestock species, are uniquely adapted to hot and arid environments that are unsuitable for crop production, thus contributing significantly to the food security of pastoral households (Ahmad et al. 2010).