Sentence examples for vulnerable to leaching from inspiring English sources

Nitrate (NO3−) that accumulates after fire is vulnerable to leaching.

However, there is still uncertainty surrounding the environmental fate of these active ingredients in the New Zealand planted forest environment particularly on soils that are vulnerable to leaching.

Specifically, the trial was implemented on a Recent Soil, identified as one of the most vulnerable soil orders with respect to leaching potential due to low soil organic carbon and relatively high pH (Watt et al., 2010).

These values indicate that in these regions, reduction of fertilizer use will also likely create net benefits for society, particularly when drinking water production is vulnerable to nitrate leaching.

Well-drained soils are highly vulnerable to erosion and leaching.

Lead is subject to leaching under certain conditions of corrosivity.

Overapplication of animal wastes or application of animal wastes to saturated soils can also cause contaminants to move into receiving waters through runoff and to leach through permeable soils to vulnerable aquifers.

Scholarly research gives some support to Leach's impressions.

"To imagine otherwise is to leach both the past and the present of their specific gravity".

He fell to Leach for 90, after selflessly trying to scoop the bowler for four.

"It's not going to leach into the soil or anything like that".