Sentence examples for degrading world from inspiring English sources
The clash of opinions demonstrates how difficult it is becoming to weigh up the protection of the best remaining parts of nature, in a rapidly degrading world, against the needs and rights of people.
As an apprentice svengali worming his way to degrading world domination, Simon Cowell would no doubt have paid attention to how Napier-Bell made things happen, for better or worse, and his response to the Napier-Bell understanding that all pop music was ultimately dolled up novelty trash helped in the sort of small-minded calculating decision making that led to Susan Boyle.
Obviously not everyone has been sucked into the degrading world of exalted angst and elongated teenage rebellion -- but for the most part, I think we can all agree that YOLO is a downright plague and has been exhaustingly overused.
Some thought that it helped degrade the World Trade Center site into a cheap, carnival atmosphere, turning tragedy into spectacle.
Equally dark in mood, but more clearly contemporary in setting, were the six short stories in Elisabetta Rasy's Mezzi di trasporto, six solitary journeys by six different means of transport into the same unpredictable, but generally inhospitable and degraded, contemporary world.
In the first place, it is offensive to claim a responsible use of God's creation is to limit our economy activity to only those fuels which are dirtiest and which therefore degrade the world we're meant to protect.
Its permafrost is degrading, and the world needs to care.
One of the two mellower suspension choices might pay off here and would probably not seriously degrade real-world handling.
This year's reports of record melting of the earth's ice sheets and extreme droughts have given a new urgency to Bartholomew's messages about the degrading natural world.
Events start to happen here which indicate that our world is degrading.
Sanders argues that U.S. trade policies hurt workers around the world by degrading labor and environmental standards.
