Sentence examples for low trampling from inspiring English sources

However, when considering maritime high grasslands, we observed that species richness was higher under low trampling vs. no trampling, but decreased at higher trampling intensity.

The other rare species were found in grasslands with low trampling intensity and were not found in grasslands with greater trampling intensity.

One lichen species (Teloshistes flavicans) was not affected by trampling intensity, while two plants species (Scilla verna and Ophioglossum lusitanicum) showed higher abundances when trampling was low to medium.

Men trampling down women and children.

"It should disturb people of all faiths, or for that matter people of no faith at all, that President Obama has such a low opinion of the first amendment that he would trample on these rights".

To put it bluntly: his father had been horribly trampled by audience members who were disappointed by the low quality of the rodeo show.

The rise of America's new debtors' prisons has sparked bipartisan outrage at the way low-income individuals face a two-tiered justice system and the trampling of their constitutional rights.

Is Facebook slowing down as it tramples privacy?

They're not real bagpipes – the drones come from horns, bassoons and low strings – but the sound is startlingly vibrant, dragging demotic noise into the symphony, mud-caked boots trampling the courtly parquet.

Those authors observed a number of mature plants on Flores and Corvo, but noticed that young plants were rare and seed production was low, probably due to predation by goats and rabbits, and to the occurrence of environmental disturbance (e.g. landslides, trampling by cattle).

A jockey, crouching low in the saddle to scoop up the goat, slipped from his horse, crashed to the dirt and was trampled by a horse.