Sentence examples for achieving nature from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, but given the world's increasing population, male and female interactions are still achieving nature's goal of preserving the species and lend credence to the adage "If it ain't broke, don't fix it".

The effectiveness of protected areas at achieving nature conservation goals varies widely, but the reasons for this variation are understudied.

This paper presents an analysis of the attitudes of farmers towards a policy approach that combines the instrument of set-aside of farmland with agri-environmental measures under the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) for achieving nature goals.

Debt-for-nature swaps have been extensively applied in an international context to achieve nature conservation objectives in developing countries.

Biodiversity gain is not achieved if nature is concentrated in one part of the country and areas of high development pressure are allowed to become 'green deserts'.

They eat cat food at home, and then hunt just for sport, a strategy that allows them to exist at densities far greater than carnivores achieve in nature.

True, such ends are usually not achieved unless nature, which is God's creation, cooperates.

For some decades, grazing by cattle and horses is used as a management tool to achieve different nature management goals.

European environmental policy is searching for approaches which achieve the nature conservation goals very efficiently (European Commission 1999).

Generally, the dispersibility of the functionalized graphene oxide samples was determined by using the level of deoxidation achieved, the nature of the new functional groups, and the average size of the resulting particles.

Take the above statement as example: what is called 'policies of openness leading to an 'open economy" is not achieved by nature.