Sentence examples for a more habitable environment from inspiring English sources

A lower body temperature might produce a more habitable environment for foreign bodies, so it can be better to let the fever run its course.[18].[18]

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

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

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.

Continued denial its reality will not only hand down a less habitable environment to future generations, but also a more dangerous and violent world.

Charles Cockell, professor of astrobiology at Edinburgh University, said: "The longer water persists on a planetary body in one location, particularly if there is geological turnover, the more likely it is that it would provide a habitable environment for a suitable duration for life to either originate or proliferate.

"Enceladus is not just an ocean world, it's a world that might provide a habitable environment for life as we know it," program scientist Curt Niebur told reporters on Monday.

"A long-flowing steam can be a habitable environment.

SAN FRANCISCO — The lame wheel on the NASA Mars rover Spirit has proved an invaluable science tool, turning up evidence of a once habitable environment, scientists said Monday.

[For the Record, 1 40 p.m. PST, April 3: An earlier version of this post incorrectly indicated that Enceladus would need complex organic molecules to be considered a potentially habitable environment. Simple organic molecules would suffice.].

While the prospects for life on gas giants are unknown, it might be possible for a large moon of the planet to provide a habitable environment.