Sentence examples for be something environmental from inspiring English sources

It could be something environmental.

The geneticists did say it's very possible that it could be something environmental, something we'd come in contact with.

It might be something environmental that a newly unlocked ability can interact with; a Toad quiz in the middle of a village, testing your knowledge of the game so far; or a fourth-wall breaking joke that lets you know that the game knows that it's just a game, and isn't supposed to be taken seriously.

"There seems to be something about the environmental movement that attracts hypocritical people," he says.

The confluence of ethical, political and legal debates about the environment, the emergence of philosophies to underpin animal rights activism and the puzzles over whether an environmental ethic would be something new rather than a modification or extension of existing ethical theories were reflected in wider social and political movements.

THERE is something about environmental conferences that brings out the hypocrisy in politicians.

But there must be something to sell.

But unlike a superhero, this bug is something of an environmental villain.

Of course, it is something of an environmental paradox that stowing the greenhouse gas can also help to produce more fossil fuels.

Forget that this grain alcohol has always been something of an economic and environmental joke.

Environmental diversity is something to be resisted, not celebrated, since it masks the character of the grape and makes it difficult to produce a consistent product.