Sentence examples for environment at large from inspiring English sources

This includes a view of gender and a view of nature that can be deeply harmful to the environment at large and our relationship with it.

The study contributes to overall understanding of the environment at large hospitals in developing countries as it relates to the adoption of EMR systems, and helps inform on methods that can be used to improve the adoption of EMR systems in similar contexts in both developed and developing countries.

I think this may be a chronic problem women, especially mothers face; the worry that we don't have the impact we wish we had on our young, and on our environment at large.

While large-scale infrastructure development is presented as a means for economic development and reducing poverty in developing countries, such projects pose considerable risks for local communities living along the river - and for the environment at large.

Or, how can a bunch of super-rich industrialists be allowed to make blundering decisions that impact the rest of us -- not to mention the environment at large or future generations -- in the most obscene and life-negating ways possible?

The call to have GMO foods labeled is not only about our right to know what we are eating for personal health reasons, it is about having a choice regarding large-scale commercial farming practices that are unsustainable and threatening to public health and the environment at large.

When humans understand the sea mammals, and the local environment at-large, they can learn to respect what they love, and they will be more likely to heed regulations.

REPORTER AT LARGE about the environment which has not improved much in recent years.

The New Yorker, June 15 , 1987P. 46 REPORTER AT LARGE about the environment which has not improved much in recent years.

By Barry Commoner The New Yorker, June 15 , 1987P. 46 REPORTER AT LARGE about the environment which has not improved much in recent years.

Our review reveals the paucity of studies directly addressing the effects of artificial structures on ecological connectivity in the marine environment, particularly at large spatial and temporal scales.