Sentence examples for ecological concern from inspiring English sources

Like those earlier shows "Amazing Events" has a layer of ecological concern, though it's expressed discreetly.

The choice of design had an aesthetic purpose, but Hanson hoped that it conveyed the company's ecological concern, too.

His veneer of ecological concern and vague bohemianism cannot quite distract from all this, nor from the fact that his quietly formidable Labour opponent Sadiq Khan is engaging in a modern class politics, to evidently positive effect.

The veterans said they operated not under a chain of command but a "chain of responsibility"—a beautiful phrase evoking an ever-widening circle of human and ecological concern and connection.

As to Havel's "idealism" – if that is what one must call serious ecological concern, an abjuring of narrow nationalism and materialism, and an eye on what the market's "hidden hand" is actually up to or capable of – he left us with some reason, in these dangerous early years of the new millennium, to think that the "realist" critique of such preoccupations was itself anachronistic.

Despite concerns over diminishing stocks (Leviathan's tip to this ecological concern is a cast list that includes the Latin binomials of every non-human species seen in the film, from Gadus morhua, cod, to Puffinus gravis, the greater shearwater), New Bedford remains the leading US fishing port, with more than three hundred boats landing $300m£186m6m) worth of fish and scallops a year.

Maybe it's time we talk more about human ecology when we speak of the broader environmental and ecological concerns of the day.

(See also Amazon River: Ecological concerns).

Then there are ecological concerns.

It also works on firefighting tactics and ecological concerns.

Ecological concerns, more than cost savings may drive many new residential turbine installations.