Sentence examples for increasingly impermeable from inspiring English sources

A study published in this month's edition of Biological Conservation warns that the black bear population just north of the border in Arizona may be threatened by the increasingly impermeable barriers at the border.

These communal bubbles have become increasingly impermeable, their occupants ever more susceptible to disinformation and manipulation.

Seeds of many wild legumes have thick testas and may become increasingly impermeable to water on drying (Lush and Evans, 1980).

The fact that gene flow is virtually absent for at least two loci (mtCOI and PGM) raises the question of whether the barrier is becoming increasingly impermeable to dispersal with time, or whether it represents a semi-permeable genetic barrier following recent secondary contact.

Trying to justify the current social order, in which class line are increasingly hard and fast and impermeable, you run the risk of moral equivocation.

Increasingly, they write, rich and poor Americans live in separate, impermeable worlds: one of relatively plentiful salaried jobs, vibrant neighborhoods, high marriage and low divorce rates and two-adult homes; and another that sees those things, and the larger dream, receding.

At the same time as the geotextiles were being developed, impermeable polymeric membranes became known as geomembranes and were also being increasingly used.

"Given paved, impermeable surfaces like streets and parking lots can easily cover 30-40 percent of cities, urban policymakers and designers are increasingly redesigning the alley, in large part because of stormwater management issues.

They're very impermeable.

Big corporations have developed morally impermeable skins.

His team, so impermeable before, were punctured.