Sentence examples for impoverished resource from inspiring English sources

Regardless of this oversight, let us say, for example, that Berger et al.'s [1, p. 10] comment that the features supposedly observed on skeletal specimens from Ucheliungs and Omedokel "may best be explained as correlates of small body size in an island adaptation, regardless of taxonomic affinity", in part or in whole because of an impoverished resource base.

The finding that window-volume ratio is a significant factor may be less helpful for the average community member in our impoverished resource limited setting to implement.

Part of what has made Oasis so attractive is that real life on an impoverished, resource-depleted Earth has grown increasingly grim.

Its continued use tricks us into expending our (often sadly impoverished) resources on body counts and post-mortems instead of on tilling the defiantly verdant fields of musical activity in this country.

But despite her impoverished resources in capturing the springs of action, her strategy was a philosophically elegant one.

People in impoverished, resource-scarce, conflict-ridden areas need renewable energy more than anyone.

In a context of climate change, impoverished resources and need for better yields, indigenous peoples hold a vast source of knowledge that can allow to diversify agricultural production and produce more nutritional foods.

In addition to expressing historically-contingent socio-political relationships, it is argued that these networks formed part of a range of socio-economic risk-buffering strategies to offset the dry season impoverished terrestrial resource base (plant foods and drinking water) of reef islands.

For Raffensperger, it's then a small step to add to those constitutional protections that all citizens "are impoverished when resource degradation causes a rise in disease".

A gravely impoverished but resource-rich country, Malawi has issued a large number of prospecting licences over the past 10 years, the report claims, allowing exploration for oil and gas extraction in various areas.

The obvious question arises as to why, if peoples became dwarf-like over time because of a reduced resource base, relative genetic isolation, etc., did it not occur in many other parts of the Pacific where islands such as Rapa Nui, Tasmania, the "mystery" islands and numerous coral atolls which were, in comparison to Palau, much more isolated and resource impoverished?