Sentence examples for addressing nature from inspiring English sources
The former servants have emancipated themselves: they have become scientific experts, addressing nature on their own accord.
Using the example of the "Corner Land" project in the city of Burgas, we discuss the key challenges that the local authorities face in addressing nature conservation in land use plans.
In a late poem, "On an Ancient Funeral Relief," he addresses nature as "mother feared and wept for / since the human family was born, / marvel that cannot be praised, / that bears and nurtures only to destroy".
More recent research has pointed out the contact theory's lack in addressing the nature of contact among individuals with different status and its implications [ 28].
To our knowledge this is the first study addressing the nature of side population cells in fresh tumour tissue of human glioblastoma.
Despite the relevance of the issue of unbearable suffering in medicine, little research addressing the nature of unbearable suffering is performed [ 7].
Each entry inserted into the table has a source address, destination address, nature of request, next-hop selected list, and request time.
To assume that another Iraq war will keep us "safe" doesn't address the nature of terrorism or the nature of failed wars.
"They really address cyclical nature of capitalism," he said.
In May 2012, shortly before his arrest, Badawi addressed the nature of liberalism.
Another twist is meant to address the nature of the tanks at Hanford.
