Sentence examples for enemy of nature from inspiring English sources

"Reason is the enemy of everything great; reason is the enemy of nature; nature is great and reason is small," he writes.

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.

Of particular interest are effects on herbivores and enemies of natural enemies.

(x_{3}(t)) denotes the density of nature enemy.

(1) where (x_{1}(t)) and (x_{2}(t)) represent the immature and mature pest densities, respectively, and (x_{3}(t)) denotes the density of nature enemy.

Chapter 9. Evidence of selective feeding by vertebrate enemies in a state of nature.

Is it by its very nature an enemy of the United States and the West?

It may seem a forlorn hope that an insular nation with a habit of threatening its neighbors with nuclear weapons would cooperate with the international community (and its enemy of 50 years) to preserve nature.

Military metaphors of waging war against invasive species have "convey[ed] the message that introduced species are the enemies of man and nature," wrote Davis, adding that such rhetorical tactics drive scientists' and the public's distaste for them.

"His chairmanship would have provided the insights and analysis the government needs to understand the methods of our enemies and the nature of the threats we face," Mr. Bush said.