Sentence examples for uninhabitable environments from inspiring English sources

A bizarre microbe found deep in a gold mine in South Africa could provide a model for how life might survive in seemingly uninhabitable environments through the cosmos.

Dispersing individuals spend time and energy and, among other costs, may be exposed to uninhabitable environments, predation, and the risk of failing to find a new site in time for reproduction [ 1].

As a student who studied in the UK for three years, Xiaoxia says Beijing's "uninhabitable environment" initially required a significant period of adjustment, including getting over the "Beijing cough", common to many who re-enter.

The river is the primary source of water for both Egypt and Sudan's populations, supporting life in an otherwise uninhabitable environment, as evident by the stark contrast between the colours of this image.

Hair mousse, gel and hairspray may also be of some assistance at creating an uninhabitable environment but stories on their success are variable.

Herein we reviewed the phenomenon of free-living corals (coralliths), examined whether they have the capacity to create their own stable habitat in otherwise uninhabitable, poor substrate environments through 'free-living stabilization', and explore their potential ecological role on coral reefs.

Cadmium is also an extremely toxic compound, comparable to nuclear weapons in its capacity to poison people and render the environment uninhabitable.

Making the environment uninhabitable for them is key to preventing them from attaching to your pet.

Just how bad do you think it will be for the economy when the environment becomes uninhabitable for most human beings?

Moreover, there is thought to be a minimum size at which metamorphosis can occur (SVLm) [ 11, 12, 21, 22], and if larvae cannot grow fast enough to reach SVLm before an environment becomes uninhabitable, larvae perish before recruitment.

We are obligated, they stress, not to make the earth uninhabitable or to degrade the environment in which our descendants will live.