Sentence examples for lost natural from inspiring English sources

The results revealed the metropolises (including Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, etc) and cities along the Yangzi river (e.g., Changsha) have the lowest Emergy-based Sustainability Index (ESI) values, thus suggesting that emissions greatly reduced the sustainability of the urban socioeconomic system by pulling resources for damage repair and for replacement of lost natural and human-made capital.

Landless peasants have lost natural resources to support their livelihood.

Claims vs. Facts Typically, children who are found to be autistic appear normal for their first months or year, then they seem to lose natural developmental landmarks.

"We need insects to pollinate our crops – we can't do it by hand – and if we lose natural pest controls, less food will be available.

On Friday, Pavan Sukhdev, the Deutsche Bank economist leading a European study on ecosystems, reported that we are losing natural capital worth between $2 trillion and $5 trillion every year as a result of deforestation alone.

McLachlan says farmers in poorer countries especially cannot afford to lose natural fertilizer because synthethic fertilizers cost so much.

In addition, production methods can have major impacts on the evolution of the pathogen used for biological control; isolates cultured on artificial media can lose their pathogenicity for target hosts, and can lose natural variation, which might decrease their effectiveness in the field.

"Gradually, I have lost my natural self," he reflects.

Concrete structures lost in natural landscapes, they are conspicuously out of place.

Two presidents have come and gone since then, and Mr Limbaugh has lost his natural hearing, lost and regained many pounds, and beaten charges of illegal drug use.

About one in five buildings designed by Wright have been lost to natural disasters, neglect or the pressures of development.