Sentence examples for nonnative and from inspiring English sources

From the outset, Siler faces certain credibility issues: she is nonnative and nonlocal.

It's then important to facilitate meetings and calls so that nonnative and native speakers get equal airtime.

Ms. Meredith, who leads tours in Prospect Park, says 70 percent of the plants she collects are nonnative and invasive.

A nonnative and invasive plant species of particular concern is the tamarisk, which thrives in watered areas and crowds out native species.

But to my delight, back on shore, Mr. Astin confirmed it was a female European green crab, or Carcinus maenas (also nonnative and invasive), which he did want.

In addition, forests of scattered juniper and piñon pine trees cover about half the area, and cottonwoods, box elders, Russian olives, and tamarisks the latter two nonnative and considered invasive grow along streambeds.

Using English as a business language can damage employee morale, create unhealthy divides between native and nonnative speakers, and decrease the overall productivity of team members.

Potential forest change, uncertainty, and nonnative pests and plants have significant positive correlations, illustrating the broad scope of potential compounding effects and future changes in many eastern forests.

These aspects include the influence and management of rapid evolution, predicting the dynamics of invaded communities, the practical advantages of evolutionary management, the benefits of nonnatives, and unforeseen problems associated with control and eradication.

While it will often be a defensible convenience to advocate that nonnatives should be regarded as 'guilty until proven innocent' (e.g. Ricciardi and Simberloff 2009), we will nevertheless be unable to eradicate most nonnatives, and so in many cases, we will be better off judging them with analyses that acknowledge and exploit their potential benefits.

Thus, contexts that appear to call for eradication may instead demand managed coexistence of natives with nonnatives, and yet applied biologists have not generally considered the need to manage the eco-evolutionary dynamics that commonly result from interactions of natives with nonnatives.