Sentence examples for blend of environmental from inspiring English sources

Her sensitive sound score, which emits a harmonious blend of environmental noises and her breath, quietly fills the space as Beckett's text, translated from French into English, is shown on a wall in the form of an nonstop subtitle.

Much of The Witness remains unknown, but what we have learned is this it's the follow-up to Braid from developer-auteur Jonathan Blow, a first-person puzzle adventure game with a blend of environmental storytelling and experimental design philosophy.

For patients to be diagnosed with Major Depressive Disorder, which is thought to be the result of a blend of genetic, environmental, and psychological factors, they have to display several of a long list of symptoms, such as fatigue or lack of concentration.

Community needs may best be met by blending technical aspects of environmental health sciences with health promotion (Kegler and Miner 2004).

THE fuel efficiency of American vehicles has shot up in recent years, thanks to a blend of government mandates, environmental concerns and consumer fashion.

There may be a blend of economic and environmental factors at play.

The blend of 2D platforming and environmental puzzle-solving constantly evolves as new abilities are unlocked, making more of the map accessible.

When I first visited Washington state more than a decade ago as journalist covering Microsoft, Amazon, and other companies, I remember being impressed with the state's idyllic blend of economic growth and environmental splendor.

Gasoline prices in California are higher than national averages because of the state's unique blend of fuel to accommodate its strict environmental laws, which few refineries outside the state produce.

The storied "Green Revolution" of same recent period, with its mixed results, is well-known for its blend of government policy, menu choices, and environmental impact (it encouraged monoculture farming at the expense of traditional biodiversity and healthy diets, among other things).

The relative importance of environmental and historical factors in determining these patterns has been explored using a blend of macroecological and phylogenetic approaches.