Sentence examples for ecological fabric from inspiring English sources
We take our plunder from an ecological fabric we no longer recognise as our first Temple.
The ecological fabric of urban spaces is still taught in contrast to that of their far-off, "naturalistic," and non-urbanized counterparts.
"The idea that we're going to spend any amount of time in space without any ecological fabric that will promote our survival, it's a very challenging concept".
Without this essential training in character development, we will still produce great corporations and powerful leaders, but we will still face equally devastating actions that will have widespread repercussions on the social and ecological fabric of this country, not to mention the world at large.
Medicinal plant knowledge is historically part of the socio-cultural and ecological fabric of the peoples of the Pamirs.
Most threatened of all, they said, is the elephant – an integral part of the ecological and social fabric of the African continent and a keystone species.
Scientists and fashion designers alike are innovating new materials out of a desire to address pressing societal needs — such as a quest for more ecological and sustainable fabrics — and it's creations like these that will define the fabric of our future.
The extracted natural colorant anthocyanin was used to dye silk fabric in a relatively ecological approach.
In order to demonstrate these arguments I examine the economic, social, moral and ecological crisis that rippled across the socionatural fabric of B.C. during the depression years.
The introduction of a new type of reprocessable POU filter with tubular ceramic filter surfaces (hollow fibre) instead of conventional single-use filters with flat fabric filters offers economical and ecological advantages in the field of water safety and resource management (sustainable development).
It is not a natural product, so it may not be preferable from an ecological sense, but it will lend your fabric softener a pleasant scent and may save you money in the long run.
