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denaturalizing (p. pr. & vb. n.)
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denaturalizing Sentence Examples
- The process of urbanization is steadily denaturalizing many once-pristine landscapes.
- Overfishing is denaturalizing marine ecosystems, leading to the decline of various fish populations.
- Pesticides used in agriculture have been denaturalizing the soil, affecting its fertility and biodiversity.
- Excessive logging is denaturalizing vast stretches of forests, endangering numerous species of flora and fauna.
- Pollution from factories is denaturalizing the air we breathe, causing respiratory issues and environmental degradation.
- Introducing non-native species to an ecosystem can have the unintended consequence of denaturalizing the delicate balance of its biodiversity.
- Climate change is denaturalizing weather patterns, leading to more frequent and severe natural disasters.
- Mining activities are denaturalizing landscapes, leaving behind scars on the earth's surface.
- Continuous deforestation is denaturalizing habitats for indigenous communities, threatening their way of life and cultural heritage.
- The construction of dams is denaturalizing rivers, disrupting their flow and affecting aquatic ecosystems.
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The process of urbanization is steadily denaturalizing many once-pristine landscapes.
Overfishing is denaturalizing marine ecosystems, leading to the decline of various fish populations.
Pesticides used in agriculture have been denaturalizing the soil, affecting its fertility and biodiversity.
Excessive logging is denaturalizing vast stretches of forests, endangering numerous species of flora and fauna.
