They assumed that natural conditions would disperse the toxins, and that bad bacteria would die as they naturally do in rich, aerobic soil and in compost.
But while many realize that ocean beaches are threatened by climate-related sea level rise, they do not understand that coastal wetlands — crucial nurseries for fish and shellfish — are at least as vulnerable, much less likely to be preserved and, in many areas, penned in by development and unable to migrate inland, as they would naturally as seas rise.
His friend and well-known poet C. J. Dennis hailed them in the Bulletin as in 'the direct Lawson-Paterson line mainly unaffected talk about Australians, much as they would naturally talk about themselves'.
Small plastic Petri dishes, with three pieces of cat food in each, were placed equidistant between adjacent shelters in each row to encourage the female crickets to leave the shelters and forage, as they would naturally have to leave shelter to find food.
If they are animals or creatures, they you want to make them appear as they would naturally (proper), standing on their hind legs (rampant), standing on hind legs face turned toward you (rampant guardant), walking (passant), lying down (couchant), or sitting (sejant).
When the economy tanked shortly after the introduction of Reaganomics, Reagan blamed liberal policies; when the economy recovered -- as it naturally would have -- he bragged that Reaganomics was the catalyst.
The majority of the men were casual workers and were not allowed paternity and/or family responsibility leave, and, as such, these men naturally would prefer to be at work than attend ANC with their partner.
Politicians are alarmed, as they would be, naturally, at the birth of any news organization that appears to have no stake in its own survival and is therefore unafraid of defamation suits.
