Sentence examples for fragile populations from inspiring English sources

The birds' rapid decline is attributed to intensive farming, urbanisation, encroachment on habitats, and failure to sustain fragile populations.

The hope was that science would eventually find a way to use the cells to help revive these fragile populations.

Unlike Britain's native hornets however, they are specialised predators of honey bees, raising fears they would be detrimental to fragile populations that have already suffered years of decline.

Solar panels could wipe out fragile populations of insects, according to a new study that raises fresh doubts about the ecological impact of some forms of renewable energy.

She has uncovered deception by the utility industry, misuse of political accounts, cronyism in the governor's office and administrative neglect of the state's most fragile populations.

Within the limitations of clinical heterogeneity, the results showed that even fragile populations such as the elderly and dialysis patients can benefit from acupressure.

"You are dealing with a very vulnerable and fragile population," she said.

Marine experts say they are extremely concerned about the possible impact on a fragile population of western grey whales.

The Neversink, as it turns out, hosts the mother lode of dwarf wedge mussels; the dam, however, prevented upstream expansion of an otherwise fragile population.

Many ecologists trained there (including one of Britain's leading scientists, Lord Johnn) Krebs), and the research carried out at Tour du Valat helped save France's fragile population of greater flamingos from extinction.

But as both those who are assembling the Cantor document and those about to open it realize, the Book could well be yet one more minefield for a bruised and fragile population of survivors.