Sentence examples for unsuitable environments from inspiring English sources

The existing and predicted landscape character in the area indicated unsuitable environments for enhanced resettlement and livelihood to potentially displaced communities as a result of future mining operations.

"Also, as our climate changes its critical that we understand if plant species will be able to move to new areas where the climate is suitable for them, or whether they will be left behind in unsuitable environments because they can't move far enough, fast enough".

As a result the containers became unsuitable environments to work in, especially for prolonged periods.

Unsuitable environments, not taking role-play seriously and unstructured, vague non-specific feedback were also considered as unhelpful.

This model thus differs from classical models (reviewed in [ 18, 32]) that assume environmental heterogeneity [ 60, 61] and conditional dispersal [ 37, 58] from unsuitable environments [ 31, 62] or into suitable ones [ 59, 63].

The dolphin's distress at this unsuitable environment turned to aggression that Lovatt dealt with by masturbating him.

It is also selling Flight Spray, a "natural antiseptic" made with turmeric root that "helps prevent viral infections by creating an unsuitable environment for inhaled germs to reproduce" ($15.85).

In both Europe and the United States, the combination of an unsuitable environment of low or changing relative humidity with the restraining effect of the paint layer often produces a permanent bowing of the panel, which is convex at the front surface.

Local disappearances of C. gigas and P. kraussii indicate that uplift of the area has made it an unsuitable environment for these species.

The study concluded that two of the proposed ski areas are located in highly unsuitable environment, and the relevant plan provisions should be revised.

An unstable fixator creates an unsuitable environment for optimal bone healing and leads to increased movement at the fixator pin bone interface, producing pin site irritation and infection [3, 14].