Sentence examples for over extraction from inspiring English sources

There is a serious problem of seawater intrusion into the water table along the coast due to over extraction (i.e., pumping) of ground water for agricultural purposes.

When the upper limiting voltage was increased to 4.5 V, the crystal structure of P2-Na2/3[Ni1/3Mn2/3]O2 was irreversibly damaged due to over extraction of Na+ in 4.0 4.5 V.

Opaque finances and central control over extraction, transport, storage and sales allow rent-seekers to act with impunity.

If over extraction carries on, there is a risk of land subsidence also.

Decomposition has clear advantages over extraction, even though it requires processing at more severe conditions.

Standard SIFT does not have control over extraction of sufficient scale invariant feature points.

But we know that hyper-consumerism leads directly to deforestation, over-extraction of minerals, the waste of natural resources and pollution.

The same strict regulatory oversight should act as a guarantee against the over-extraction of water, leaving water sources scarce or prejudicing water access for other local users.

Sometimes this leads to over-extraction, in which wines are simply too dense, too concentrated and out of balance.

This soft base is collapsing through the over-extraction of groundwater, and the city has sunk as much as nine metres in some areas since the beginning of the 20th century.

The meticulously-researched document concludes that the green revolution's "quantum leap" in cereal production has come at the price of soil degradation, salinisation of irrigated areas, over-extraction of groundwater and the build-up of pest resistance.