Sentence examples for enemy nature from inspiring English sources
But increasingly, these seekers of rural charm do not have to hike far in their Timberlands to find their newest enemy: Nature.
Rausher, MD, Co-evolution and plant resistance to natural enemies., Nature, vol. 411 no.
"Time is our enemy and nature is the biggest problem," Mr. Lenick said.
Americans have been dying for months in Iraq, attacked by an enemy whose nature remains murky.
"OUR struggle against the Dalai Lama clique is one between ourselves and the enemy in nature, a life-and-death class struggle".
Families can also make trash, an enemy of nature, into a friend by building a bird feeder from milk cartons and other refuse.
He was mobbed by an entranced crowd that was trying to decipher a story line focusing on sport, especially yoga, and on nylon, a synthetic fabric once the epitome of modernity but now seen as an enemy of nature.
"The most frightening enemy was nature itself… entire platoons were hit, smothered, buried without a trace, without a cry, with no other sound other than that made by the gigantic white mass itself," wrote an eyewitness.
The essential criticism he made was that the enemy's nature was being neglected.
Or if "they" gather in certain regions, does American intelligence just assume that the crowd must be "enemy" in nature?
