To understand this counterintuitive result, the researchers have now analyzed data on large-scale, indiscriminate culling over 100 square kilometers.
The senators' push for a Pentagon audit comes as the Department of Defense faces more than $500 billion in indiscriminate cuts over the next decade unless Congress can find another way to trim the federal deficit.
We are still cutting down forests as if they have no value beyond chopsticks and office paper, while many of the world's habitats have simply been silenced by over-hunting, indiscriminate trapping, and relentless killing.
Their attacks were so indiscriminate and savagely over the top that the Independent Manchester United Supporters Associationn (Imusa) has been pursuing legal action against Italy's paramilitary police.
The reader doesn't have to agree with this conclusion (or even sympathize with Davis's Marxism) to see that he makes a devastatingly persuasive case about the British preference for traditional market-and-revenue interests over "indiscriminate" relief.
Indigenous communities also began to voice their concerns over indiscriminate mining on their ancestral lands, including their strong criticism of then-premier Charles Court in 1980 for encouraging mineral exploration near sacred Aboriginal sites in the Kimberley region.
The international campaign has been criticised by some groups for falling short of the full-scale military intervention they believe is needed to eradicate Isis, while observers have raised humanitarian concerns over "indiscriminate" air strikes.
It occupied Wall Street long before the verb and address were welded together, in an era when ire over indiscriminate greed, manifest just last week by the viral sensation of a Goldman Sachs executive's resignation, hadn't been stoked to its current fury.
In other words, the more plasticity alleles children carried, the more their indiscriminate friendliness declined over time when assigned to foster care and the more it increased if they remained institutionalized.
In the first half of the nineteenth century, the expanding development of Indian roads, railways and other physical infrastructure was giving rise to concerns over indiscriminate logging, particularly in the Himalaya.
