Sentence examples for over exploration of from inspiring English sources

The ever-increasing use of medicinal plants has resulted in the over exploration of these natural resources from plants and has made some South African indigenous plants to be at the risk of becoming extinct before their therapeutic potentials are investigated.

However, over exploration of mineral resources exceeds the ability of self-renewal and recovery of nature, causing formation of gobs, surface subsidence, surface cracks, land pollutions and land occupation, etc. (Zhang et al. 2007).

The over exploration of groundwater and variation in rainfall are the major concerns for depletion of groundwater resource and their degradation in terms drying of potential aquifer in the area (Singh et al. 2013, Ellis and Revitt 2010; Rao 2008; Eyquem 2007).

With the ongoing over-exploration of coastal aquifers from increased pumping, continued sea-level rise, and increased winter deicing salt applications in salted watersheds of many inland regions, the results of this study will help understand the complex relation between the concentrations of As, Pb, and Hg and increased salt level in a coastal aquifer and in soils of a salted watershed.

Harding and de Vaux now officially took over the exploration of all the region.

And that is no bad thing, for the moment writing becomes a popularity contest – rewarding sensationalism, groupthink and deceit over honest exploration of complex matters – people and places lose, and those who need to be held to account win.

Thus, job turn over and exploration of more flexible labor sources reveal Millennials' fear of putting all their (career) eggs in one basket.

China scrapped scheduled talks with Japan over joint exploration of the field last week after Japan arrested the captain of a Chinese trawler near disputed islands in the East China Sea.

Japanese and Chinese companies have clashed more openly over the exploration of natural gas in the East China Sea.

If only in ironic and slightly pathetic form, the shadow of another Hollywood product hovers over any exploration of architecture and the movies this year: "The Interview," the Seth Rogen and James Franco bro-medy that prompted (assuming you believe official Washington's version of events) the North Korean government to carry out a hacking campaign against Sony Pictures.

Human activities such as over-exploration and decline of the groundwater level as well as nitrate pollution exacerbate the uranium contamination in the Indian's groundwater.