Sentence examples for lesser species from inspiring English sources

Now it's threatening to rebound, with "British" values emerging as a distinct and lesser species of compassion.

The ultimate subject of most or all of the great choreographers is style, but Ms. Armitage's subject has become stylishness, a lesser species.

The topic: whether the Indians under Spanish rule in the New World were to be classified as human beings, with full rights as Christians, or a lesser species entitled to a more limited benefits package.

By sexism, we mean something specific, not the business of appreciating beauty if Trump wants to host beauty contests, let him but the habit of conceiving of a woman as being a lesser species, one defined exclusively by appearance.

If the robots are able to feel pleasure, they'll feel it when they employ on us the same device we once employed on lesser species.

For the many lesser species we simply do not know so their inclusion in a model just adds noise.

But next year, connoisseurs may have to do with farmed American caviar or lesser Caspian species if the United States Fish and Wildlife Service decides to ban imports.

The lesser horseshoe species has protected status and the creatures live along the canal.

Instead of more productive stands transpiring more water, the greatest variability in both productivity and transpiration was determined by site conditions and to a lesser degree, species composition.

It is also helping to expand the use of resources previously considered uneconomic (lesser known species, small piece sizes) and non-forest fibre resources such as wood residues and recycled materials (Wijewardana, 2005).

Although the most popular group of pollinator insects are bees and butterflies, a myriad of lesser known species of flies, beetles or thrips have co-evolved with plants, transporting pollen and in return for this effort being rewarded with food".