Sentence examples for increased abandonment from inspiring English sources

In turn, this leads to the increased abandonment of farm lands due to less available labour.

At the same time, the free maternity care inaugurated by the government during the study period resulted in increased deliveries, but unchanged staffing levels, potentially increasing risk for D & A, which may explain increased abandonment during labor and delivery as well as non-consensual care.

His election comes at a time of huge divisions within the Anglican Church – both at home and abroad – over the role of women clergy and the acceptance of gay marriages as well as the increasing abandonment of faith in the West.

Despite being available for several years Reconnoiter has not seen mass adoption, possibly due to the increasing abandonment of centralised monitoring architectures in favour of decentralised alternatives.

These transformations evolved from the first to the second food régime, leading to the increasing abandonment of traditional foods and their replacement with introduced/manufactured foods as a result of increased dependence on modern food businesses for food procurement (Atkins and Bowler, 2001).

The impact of modernism on his work can be seen in the increasing abandonment of the more conventionally poetic diction of his early work in favour of the more austere language and more direct approach to his themes that increasingly characterises the poetry and plays of his middle period, comprising the volumes In the Seven Woods, Responsibilities and The Green Helmet.

Labor shortages resulting from the absence of key household laborers, combined with the unprofitability of agriculture, can lead to increasing abandonment of previously cultivated distant farmland.

Also, floristic heterogeneity at the small scale increased with abandonment.

Fear of the virus and lack of knowledge about its transmission has increased stigma, abandonment and social isolation, even for children.

Our expectation that storage would increase after abandonment was not well supported in our study as plants in unmown and mown plots had similar carbohydrate storage in June both 1 and 3 years after the disturbance regime was changed.

In the Ibáñez valley with increasing ash thickness, the duration of abandonment increased (Figure 3).