Sentence examples for wide-ranging ecosystem from inspiring English sources

The end result is a wide-ranging ecosystem of partners and competitors, all building their own products and marketplaces atop iOS.

But outside of it — without seamless connections to the Internet's wide-ranging ecosystem of apps, databases and services — she remains a fancy toy.

The grand committee will hear from other witnesses, too, including the UK's information commissioner Elizabeth Denham who was before the DCMS committee recently to report on a wide-ranging ecosystem investigation it instigated in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

Rakuten has been called "the Amazon of Japan" because of its wide-ranging Internet ecosystem.

It synthesizes recent advances in ecology with established and emerging ecosystem theory to offer a wide-ranging survey of ecosystem patterns and processes in our terrestrial environment.

The high root turnover documented here implies greater carbon inputs into soils than previously thought which has wide-ranging implications for quantifying ecosystem carbon allocation.

The changing Arctic, the report notes, is also having wide-ranging impacts on the Arctic ecosystem.

The result of putting three extraordinarily different personalities to work on a project as wide-ranging as transforming the startup ecosystem in France, is that you get incredibly bold and innovative ideas that have never been tried elsewhere".

Understanding the ecology of spatio-temporal movement patterns is critical for conservation of wide-ranging terrestrial species and the ecosystems on which they rely.

But Pavan Sukhdev, an economist with Deutsche Bank who heads TEEB, reckons the real figure might be ten times as much, given what Amazonian farmers seem willing to spend on insurance against rain failure.As such wide-ranging numbers suggest, trying to price ecosystem services on such a big scale can be a mug's game.

Around the world, populations of many large, predatory animals are declining, with wide-ranging consequences for other species and ecosystem services (1).