Sentence examples for natural importance from inspiring English sources

The authors assert, therefore, that refocusing our public law and policy to value, account for, and prevent erosion and loss of vital ecosystem services, rather than weighing, minimizing, or remedying functional losses primarily to private interests, is essential if we are to recognize and protect the nature, extent, and natural importance of these resources before their loss becomes irreversible.

"The literary and natural importance of the lake is likely to attract an international audience so what better way to get the message out?" He added: "I will be sad to see it go - it has been my life".

Enhancing of extroversion of the region; Emphasizing of its role as a regional node of prominent cultural and natural importance.

Plus, large seabird colonies and the world's largest arthropod, the coconut crab, add to the atoll's natural importance.

This entropic characterization leads to a natural importance ranking of proteins within the context of resilience of the global protein interaction network [25].

However, the issue has always been that the central government has never given our protected natural areas the importance they deserve.

Whether confronting war or genocide, a terrorist attack or a natural disaster, the importance of bearing witness bumps up against the danger of trivialization and exploitation.

Conservation of natural resources, the importance of fish and other wildlife, and the country's heritage of hunting and fishing are the focus of the American National Fish and Wildlife Museum, an interactive museum and aquarium that opened in Springfield, Mo., this month.

In recent years, in addition to contributions from "hard" science or natural science, the importance of "soft" or social sciences have also gained prominence.

This procedure makes obvious in a natural way the importance of the stress boundary conditions on the faces of the pate for any two-dimensional theory.

Continuous cover riparian forests host significant plant and animal species richness, a range of habitats, and natural processes of importance for both terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems.