Sentence examples for it a species from inspiring English sources

Or is it a species at all?

Monarchs may be, as MacDonogh puts it, "a species unto themselves," but you have to wonder if they don't also epitomize the occasional cultural stereotype.

From the evidence of Babylon and his previous, brilliant The Clay Machine-Gun, the one thing that Pelevin takes seriously is Buddhism: this anchors his fiery imagination, giving it a species of moral authority.

The monetary loss it has already caused as well the increase in the abundance of disturbed ecosystems providing suitable habitat for invasion make it a species that requires serious eradication efforts.

That's what we want you to show us, using a photograph - be it a species of wildlife, a particular landscape or one of the many 'ecosystem services' that nature provides to us for free, such as providing clean air and water.

While corals can reproduce asexually — that is, fragments of coral can grow into clones of their parents — Dr. Hagedorn points out that only sexual reproduction maintains genetic diversity within populations, and with it a species' capacity to survive and adapt to change.

While there are other species that kill their own for reasons other than survival, humans made it a species-wide sports.

Beyond where it lives, a species' attributes can help it survive.

It is a species that owes its humanity to the invisible hand.

But it is inherently conservative in the way it changes a species's characteristic behavior.

"It's a species that's doing well but it's also doing interesting things," said Richard Fox of Butterfly Conservation.