Sentence examples for intense exploitation from inspiring English sources

Recent evidence suggests, however, that illegal trade in African elephant ivory may be attributed to organized crime syndicates targeting specific elephant populations for intense exploitation [ 12, 13].

The species has undergone intense exploitation without adequate management planning.

Of course, on the one hand, neoliberalism and so-called post-Fordist production practices involve intense exploitation.

These natural aggregates allow an intense exploitation, because of quality (well-rounded quartzite) and reserves (up to 700×106 m3), generating considerable waste volumes.

The effect of the flatness of the geophones array, complex geological structure of the rock mass and intense exploitation make the location results ambiguous in such mines.

The clusters of industrial towns that earned this appellation sprang up in the 18th century in the historic counties of Staffordshire and Worcestershire with the intense exploitation and local use of coal and iron ore resources.

Although the SE sector of the aquifer had more intense groundwater exploitation, no land subsidence processes were detected, as coarse-grained sediments predominate in the substratum.

A sandy silt loam soil (ASTM classification) with a pH of 7.9, taken from an area under intense agricultural exploitation in the Marathon area (42 km NE from the centre of Athens), was used.

Intense exploration and exploitation activities by the petroleum industry have significantly advanced understanding of turbidite systems.

Fishermen in Monterey eventually found out, the ocean was not without its limits: after short, intense periods of exploitation, stocks of otters, abalone and sardines became much harder to find.

It is increasingly being degraded by salinization processes, mainly associated with intense groundwater over-exploitation.