Sentence examples for plummeting population from inspiring English sources

The Maltese government, the only EU member to allow recreational spring hunting, said it was taking "special measures" to minimise the impact of its shoot on the bird's plummeting population, cutting the shooters' allowance from 11,000 birds.

It wasn't always this way, as I explained in my earlier blog: once, European Eel were freely traded and consumed between Europe and Asia, until in 2010 the international trade was outlawed, due to the eels' plummeting population.

Subjects include the ceremony for the new Ashanti chief for metropolitan New York, the plummeting population of red knots, and the space shuttle Enterprise's arrival at the Intrepid museum.

Sadly, many of their populations are in decline -- witness colony collapse disorder and the plummeting population of monarch butterflies.

This has raised fears that the pesticides are an important factor in the plummeting populations of bees, along with diseases and widespread loss of habitat.

However, a group of 29 African nations, which host about 40% of all elephants and are led by Kenya and Benin, have smaller and plummeting populations and countered that poaching and the illegal trade in ivory is the greatest threat.

Ultraviolet (UV) light can zap amphibian eggs and might be responsible for plummeting populations of frogs and toads, some researchers have found.

And in this time of climate change and ever-increasing concern about habitat loss, plummeting populations of birds and pollinators and the availability of fresh water, it was evident that the people who hurt the garden had no real idea of the damage they were doing, no real idea of what is at stake and how this garden was a small attempt to put a little something right.

As sequencing costs continue to plummet, population studies of cis regulation are on the horizon.

I could go on to include the threat of global water shortages, inflation, a weakened dollar, ballooning interest payments on our national debt, a degenerating infrastructure, increased job losses, raw material shortages, the housing crisis, failing healthcare and educational systems, global population growth, plummeting fish populations, deforestation, pollution, terrorism, etc., etc.

The inquiry was ordered after news reports about the park's plummeting tiger population.