Sentence examples for fragile resource from inspiring English sources

illustrates that urban forests are a relatively fragile resource whose contributions to human health and well-being can be suddenly jeopardized.

There are persuasive arguments that legislation to improve air quality and boost reuse and recycling not only save lives but create jobs and protect increasingly fragile resource supply chains.

Chondrichthyan (Chondrichthyes or cartilaginous) fishes, due to their special life history characteristics and the insufficient scientific information for the majority of them, constitute a very fragile resource of the world ocean, making their conservation a major concern.

Highly skilled workers maintain the competitiveness of local businesses, but they also help new ones set up, both because they attract outside investors and because ex-employees start their own firms.Unfortunately, this skilled workforce is an extraordinarily fragile resource, which may help explain why Britain has so few manufacturing clusters left.

However, as a substitute for a social security system, the family can be a fragile resource.

Always remember: your money is a fragile resource, so handle it with care.

But when his grief-stricken television interviews unleashed a flood of investor support, his fragile resources were overwhelmed.

It also reveals the extent of the impact of unplanned or ill-planned activities on one of the fragile resources of arid landscapes.

Such an approach is essential in the context of the planet's limited and fragile resources, and the increasing over-exploitation of nature, which will directly affect the symbiotic relationship between the billions of people and earth.

"This new law reflects the importance of our ocean's fragile resources to everyone, including those thousands of miles from the shore".

"How do we manage fragile resources that have survived as much as 10,000 years but can be destroyed in an instant?" asked archaeologist David Whitley, who in 2000 wrote the nomination that succeeded in getting the site listed on the National Register of Historic Places.