Sentence examples for increased human populations from inspiring English sources
Today, despite increased human populations creating a great number of demands on rivers and lakes, fishing for sport remains one of the most popular forms of outdoor recreation in the world.
Deforestation, also as a result of increased human populations, would have created conditions more favorable for cottontails than jackrabbits in many areas.
The strain on water resources will become more acute with increased human populations and economic growth, and be further exacerbated by the effects [of military conflict] and climate change.
This is in contrast with the traditional conservation narrative which describes wildlife populations as threatened directly with extinction by human exploitation and indirectly by habitat degradation and fragmentation that resulted from increased human populations and their demands for development (Campbell 2002).
The increased human populations living in intimate contact with increasingly high densities of mosquito populations (i.e., around wetland and salt-marsh habitats) create ideal conditions for increased BFV.
If synergy intensifies extinction, then extinction should accelerate dramatically when increased human population pressures and rapid climate change coincide.
Such knowledge may aid in predicting how avian diversity copes with increased human population density and land-use.
Alteration of climatic conditions and the urban heat island effect (UHI) are consequences of increased human population and activities in urban zones.
The rangelands of southern Ethiopia are adversely affected by increased human population pressure, encroachment of crop cultivation, and bush encroachment.
Local communities' perceptions indicate that recurrent drought, increased human population size, and expansion of cultivation were largely responsible for the observed LULC changes in the study area.
These results enable the generation of hypotheses about the impacts on convective cloud formation driven by afforestation/deforestation and groundwater depletion projected to increase following increased human population in the southeastern United States.
