Sentence examples for ecological sense from inspiring English sources

Trying to find a one-size-fits-all –buffer strip width as we did here, is not sensible in ecological sense, simply because organisms with different ecology will respond differently.

This might make financial sense; it makes no ecological sense.

"Native versus exotic doesn't make ecological sense," he said.

"Buying British" may be patriotic, but makes limited ecological sense.

But it is an industrial, not an ecological, sense.

For the city driver, especially those in London, it makes great financial and ecological sense.

Generating renewable power from farm and food waste makes ecological and financial sense, he says.

This kind of timber production is sustainable in both an ecological and economic sense.

Keeping the uplands bald, whether or not it makes social, ecological or financial sense, is now government policy.

Rather, the version of conservation biology developed by the Australian school relied on generic "common sense" ecological heuristics which will be emphasized in the discussion below.

In this sense, ecological aesthetics speaks to the charge that traditional aesthetic appreciation of nature is morally vacuous, although the degree to which moral considerations and appropriate aesthetic appreciation of nature are importantly related remains a matter of discussion and debate (Loftis 2003, Bannon 2011, Stecker 2012).