Sentence examples for subsequent encroachment from inspiring English sources

Conversely, infrequent deliveries of environmental flows may actually increase germination and subsequent encroachment.

However, infrequent delivery of pulsed environmental flows may actually increase germination of terrestrial vegetation, and subsequent encroachment.

Translocation of hares from central and Eastern Europe for sporting purposes led to several outbreaks of tularemia, introduction of B. suis biovar 2 to western Europe, and subsequent encroachment of this brucellosis strain into the wild boar population of western Europe (19 ).

In Niger and in Guinea, military rulers gave up power to the people over the last 18 months, while any subsequent encroachments were vigorously resisted.

Yet, despite more than two decades of agri-environment measures, semi-natural mountain pastures are still seen as threatened by abandonment and subsequent shrub encroachment.

The United States did not invoke it nor oppose British occupation of the Falkland Islands in 1833 or subsequent British encroachments in Latin America.

In cultural landscapes there are often negative biodiversity consequences of agricultural abandonment and subsequent scrub and forest encroachment, due to homogenization and the loss of early-successional habitats.

Over the past two decades, the global populations of both Asian and African elephants have declined precipitously because of poaching, habitat loss caused by human encroachment and subsequent conflicts resulting from the crowding together of people and very large animals.

We specifically focus on the question of how above and belowground carbon stocks change following PJ encroachment and subsequent drought-induced dieback.

Not only did Miller, who has been called to Costa Rica's national team, incur a handball call inside the penalty area, but his encroachment on the subsequent penalty kick wiped out Luis Robles's save on Chris Wondolowski, allowing last season's M.L.S. leading scorer to retake the kick, successfully.

The large suburban painting, "Somerset Division II" (1977) is the culmination of the first decade, and like much of Mr. Homitzky's subsequent work it is unsettling, showing the encroachment of civilization in the form of a housing development in what was a sylvan environment.