| 词汇 | example_english_conservationist |
| 释义 | Examples of conservationistThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. This region houses a multiethnic population living in, with and from the forest, which feels disappointed - to say the least - with these conservationist efforts. While politicians and oil magnates argued the case for exploitation, conservationists fought to keep the region pristine. A crucial question for development agencies and conservationists is: when will economic development worsen threats to natural resources? Despite the best efforts of curators and conservationists, no object lasts forever. The divergent interests of water conservationists and users are underplayed and may necessitate revisiting as populations grow and demand for water intensifies. A major problem for conservationists seeking larger budget allocations is their inability to make a persuasive financial argument. At the scale of the individual building, whatever its age, the conservationists usually find themselves 'fire-fighting', that is, 'responding to an emergency'. The possibility to shelve a polluting technology temporarily allows for a more conservationist policy. Certainly compared to some explorations of conservationist ideas, this discussion is embedded in the specifics of a production system. I doubt whether ' fortress conservationists ' will be convinced by this volume, since narratives generally are not judged by their actual achievements. Throughout the patterns of economic and social change are more to the fore than the history of conservationists. While habitat preservation must remain the top priority, biologists and conservationists should not neglect to consider the insidious threat of exotic species. Forced to choose between protecting endangered species and poverty alleviation, many conservationists opt for the former, seeing preservation as fundamental for the greater global good. The plea for more incentives, subsidies, investments, institutions, resource rights and so on serves to demonstrate the up-hill battle that conservationists are fighting. Even with time on their side, however, conservationists debated various strategies for coming to a quick resolution. Gosseries expands this analogy (which would probably frighten almost all conservationists), however without losing sight of its limits. The category of madeiras de lei was central to the crown's ' conservationist ' forest policy. Completed in 1972, the project fell foul of the conservationists and the oil crisis. On the other hand, the same wetlands are regarded by conservationists as fragile ecosystems that should be handled with care. An understanding of acacia demography is needed for conservationists, pastoralists and those involved with economic utilization of acacias. Many publications tended to be conservationist and 'foundationalist' in terms of the lofty place ascribed to nature. For decades, conservationists had held influence with agency officials and other political elites and their strategies had been built around compromise and conciliation. The inherent problem with this model is that only one person- the district conservationist, soil conservationist or technician-meets with the farmer. There is little consideration of the broader political economy, of the effects of the depression of the 1930s and growing conservationist alarm thereafter, or the changing postwar context. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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