Sentence examples for subsequent impoverishment from inspiring English sources
The subsequent impoverishment of farmland plant communities can drive dramatic changes in the associated food webs of agricultural systems, with potential implications for vertebrate pest management.
In these cases, the result is a prolonged occupation of livestock within a given area and the subsequent impoverishment and desertification of the landscape.
Health policy makers have long been concerned with protecting people from the possibility that ill health will lead to catastrophic financial payments and subsequent impoverishment.
Sedentarization of pastoralists results in prolonged occupation of livestock within a given area and the subsequent impoverishment and local degradation of the landscape due to over use (Munyao and Barrett 2007, Weber and Horst 2011).This is known to contribute to low forage biomass productivity (Western et al. 2015) and species diversity (Ning and Richard 1999).
The aim of a new financing system should be to improve access to care, especially for concurrent morbidity events, to protect people from catastrophic financial expenses and subsequent impoverishment, and to offer equitable and efficient health benefits [43] [48].
The insurance coverage for catastrophic illnesses is the extension of the Taiwan's NHI to protect people with serious disease against catastrophic financial burden and subsequent impoverishment.
This spatially nonrandom pattern of species impoverishment has pervasive effects on the subsequent community dynamics and ecosystem function [21], [34], but its impact on tree evolutionary diversity has never been examined despite the implications to conservation [5], [10].
This situation of impoverishment and financial hardship from health payments and the subsequent illness-poverty cycle is an important obstacle for economic development.
Subsequent thinkers also wondered whether his elevation of the subject to the position of an absolute did not result in an impoverishment of experience.
Impoverishment and famine followed.
New poverty builds upon old impoverishment.
