Sentence examples for more open environments from inspiring English sources

Additionally, appropriately managed salvage logging can create habitat for some species of cavity-nesting birds that prefer more open environments.

The pollen suggests cyclically changing vegetation with forest habitats alternating with more open environments; indicating that phases with both temperatures and precipitation reduced compared with the present.

African savannah elephants likewise may be more gregarious than Asian elephants because they typically inhabit more open environments, and also encounter predators other than humans [ 53- 55].

It has recently expanded its habitat use in NW Europe from mainly forests to much more open environments, including agricultural land with some hedgerows and small woodlots.

In general, annual species tend to grow in drier and more open environments; however, D. praehensilis and D. semperflorens are also distributed in forest areas (Dumont et al. 1994; Hamon et al. 1995; Dumont 1997).

As previously shown in agamid lizards (Stuart-Fox and Ord 2004), P. erhardii may use signal partitioning and be less conspicuous to predators on islands with more open environments (e.g., dry shrubland) where the risk of detection by avian predators is high.

The remains of a beautiful gothic town provide the backdrop to a much larger and more open environment, complete with rusted vehicles and overgrown road networks.

The program involves reading, writing and regular group exercises and discussions aimed at developing leadership skills and promoting a more open environment.

"There's a recognition that it's easier to work together in a more open environment where there aren't barrier and walls," he said.

I couldn't agree more that realistic media portrayals of people with mental illness help dispel misconceptions about mental disorders and create a more open environment for individuals seeking care and understanding.

"Cable television was first," he continued, "but the effect of allowing the new information services to compete in a more open environment set the stage for progress in the technologies to come, including the Internet and cellular".