Sentence examples for impoverishment of large from inspiring English sources

The authorities in Iran are aware of the time bomb that the impoverishment of large segments of the population is creating.

The result was an economic and political disaster: the impoverishment of large swathes of the Russian population, massive corruption in the Russian government, and accusations that the Harvard team had illegally misappropriated US taxpayer money.

The impact on Mexico cannot be quantified, although the NAFTA agreement has already resulted in the impoverishment of large sections of the Mexican population and the demise of small undertakings.

But it has also shown its power to trigger the progressive impoverishment of large societies, such as Indonesia, where tens of thousands of families have fallen into abject poverty in the last two years.

Our results suggest a persistent and substantial impoverishment of the large-tree stand, including the structural collapse of forest emergent layer, in aging, hyper-fragmented landscapes.

Crossing the 'spatial barrier' seems to be the biggest challenge for future investigations on soil biodiversity, because traditional approaches of community ecology will not be sufficient to answer the questions originating from large-scale impoverishment of the soil fauna.

(The painter Alice Neel, for instance, lived amid domestic impoverishment in large part because she was furiously painting).

The larger society suffers from an impoverishment of its policy discourse, which become more and more a chorus of similar voices, basically those accommodated within a narrow ring of media outlets and those with the education and resources to take advantage of the blogosphere.

Forest edges mainly harboured generalist species while forest specialist species were more frequent into the forests if the forest patches were large enough, otherwise they disappeared due to the destruction or impoverishment of their habitat.

It also identifies problems of over-grazing resulting in the impoverishment of moorland and upland habitats and a loss of native woodland, caused by the large numbers of red deer and sheep.

Over-grazing caused by the large numbers of Red Deer and sheep has also resulted in the impoverishment of moorland and upland habitats and a loss of native woodland.