Sentence examples for natural courses from inspiring English sources

The diverted rivers try to revert to their natural courses during storms, washing away the land in between.

In Scotland, the natural courses come in three main forms: the linksland courses by the sea, the moorland courses everywhere, and the forested parkland courses of the interior, some involving eskers, drumlins, and lateral moraines, but all the result of various glacial effects.

Humans also changed Earth's water resources by building dams and diverting water sources away from their natural courses, drawing groundwater from freshwater aquifers faster than it could be replenished and sharing in the creation of large oxygen-depleted areas near the mouths of rivers resulting from the runoff of fertilizers and organic waste products upstream.

In contrast, some participants stated that rivers have begun inundating farmlands and villages by changing their natural courses.

It is the general impression that these everglades are uninhabitable during the summer months, by reason of their being overflowed by the abundant rains of the season; but if it should prove that these inundations are caused or increased by obstructions to the natural courses of the rivers, as outlets to the numerous lakes, American industry will remove these obstructions.

In the natural courses of HIV infections, the host immune responses fail to contain the virus replication and allow persistent plasma viremia.

Presumably, nature also lent a hand by taking her natural course.

Everything followed its natural course.

This is the natural course of assimilation.

"The investigation has its own natural course," an official said.

"It was all in the natural course of events".