Sentence examples for physical harshness from inspiring English sources

Rutilus rutilus, P. fluviatilis and breams were discriminating species in the majority of habitat types with low physical harshness, whereas Alburnus alburnus and Gasterosteus aculeatus increased their contributions in habitat types with high physical harshness.

In the inner archipelago, overall low physical harshness induces homogeneous conditions and the habitat isolation is less important here than in the other zones.

Our results also stress the structuring role of vegetation in terms of total coverage and species composition, as these two aspects of macrophyte diversity may act as complementary habitat modifiers across gradients of physical harshness.

The plants of the riparian zone, near the river, are strong competitors but are relatively intolerant of physical harshness (Glenn et al. 1998).

"From the very first, Ford was fueled by the notion that men and women should be spared the harshness and tedium of physical labor," Brinkley writes, about as deep as he goes in plumbing motivation.

There is a comic harshness to the book's physical descriptions.

This leads to greater harshness and more likelihood of physical abuse, as well as correlating with higher rates of depression in the mothers.

The river, York writes, expresses Rawlings' belief that "man must know or discover a relationship to a suitable physical setting" in order to survive the harshness of the world, as she herself did on the St . Johns

For one thing, refreshingly, much of the physical agony endured by her characters results from the harshness of the Alaskan climate rather than from the human depravity that seemed to be lurking in every crevice of her previous books.

In some of the pictures you can see the harshness of the surrounding landscape, and in most of them physical hardship and poverty is implicit.

"Harshness, paradoxically, is intimate".