Sentence examples for a more habitable from inspiring English sources

His mistaken prophecy points to deeper problems that bedevil the pursuit of a more habitable Englishness.

Mr. Rogers' concept, to harness a major capital asset (world's largest passenger ship) as a source of perpetual funding for the attainment of the Foundation's goals, reflects a growing trend among world business organizations toward assuming a more active role in creating a healthier society and a more habitable planet.

They also shared many more species with natural assemblages than did vineyards, representing a more habitable transformed landscape element than cultivated areas for most species.

Pope Francis on World Environment Day proclaimed that "the culture of individualism is not what leads to a more habitable world.

Despite the media noise and political bickering, we have no reason to be anything but confident that we will reach an agreement that bends that trajectory toward a more habitable future -- hopefully moving from 4.5 to 2 degrees of warming.

Today, we can look into the eyes of our children and grandchildren, and we can finally, after so many years of discussion and delay, tell them that we have joined hands to bequeath a more habitable world to them and to future generations.

In my opinion, we should invest in making this planet a better, more habitable and joyful place for everyone, not just for a few rich Westerners who may be cured of their formerly incurable cancers.

And their sitcom-styled home is a lot more habitable than the real thing, too.

It sounds melodramatic to say that battle rap has saved my life, but, well, it has certainly made it a lot more habitable.

In the Sixties being a citizen meant we protested, he told me, while today the good citizen builds APIs that make a city more habitable.

Our retreat over, we commence our advance, reaffirming our commitment to participating fully in this imperfect, troubled world in the inspired hope of making it just a little more habitable each day.