Sentence examples for consequences of nature from inspiring English sources
Several key areas have been targeted for economic analysis and reform: the environmental effects of unconstrained economic growth; the consequences of nature being treated as an economic externality; and the possibility of an economics that takes greater account of the social and environmental consequences of market behaviour.
The task is not to follow nature but to improve it, especially human nature: virtue is not the consequence of nature but of nurture, of cultivation.
On the other side of the debate, coalitions of civil society and community groups challenged such optimism, and warned of detrimental impacts on rural livelihoods, and the consequences of engineering nature in the pursuit of profit.
But like many a hard-charging parent, he also left behind the consequences of his nature.
They insisted that bodies behave as they do because of the mechanical consequences of the nature of the matter from which they are made: the matter is not 'pushed around' or organized by a substantial form.
In the Meteorology commentary, which belongs to a stage when Philoponus had abandoned the Aristotelian assumption of an immutable celestial fifth element (ether), he argues that light and heat may best be explained as consequences of the nature of the sun, which is fire (In Meteor. 49).
His finickiness partly derives from his personality — deliberate, cerebral, goofy yet aloof — but it is also a consequence of the nature of his practice.
Experimental psychologist Steven Pinker will attempt to debunk the idea that violence is an inevitable consequence of human nature, and argue that we are living through the most peaceful periods of our history.
Lower energy gap of S-borozene is most certainly a consequence of conjugated nature of electrons in the system.
