Sentence examples for environment left from inspiring English sources

There'll be no environment left without change.

Growing up in that environment left Mr. Thompson several legacies, friends said.

Her daughter, Shannon, was making A's and B's, Ms. Meier said, but the high school environment left much to be desired.

After a month of hearings, he ruled on Tuesday that "the real possibility of irreparable damage to the environment" left him no choice under state law but to halt the ferry until the assessment is complete.

Nannette Brown, the chief executive and creative director, said that an inability "to finance the business's expansion plans combined with a challenging retail and economic environment, left the company with no alternative but to close".

Focusing mainly on the built environment left from the mid-century and before -- Main Street stores, gas stations, factories, apartment buildings, working-class neighborhoods, bridges and so on -- this body of work has almost nothing that Walker Evans or Edward Hopper, two of Mr. Tice's guiding lights, would find unfamiliar.

For many of us – myself included some days – the desperate state of our environment leaves us numb with sadness and, frankly, lost in hopelessness.

His crusades in favor of campaign finance reform have not won him any favor with big-money party donors, and his commitment to green issues and the environment leaves very few in his party he has not butted heads with.

He noted that the data system was developed by a different agency, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, which he said was more concerned with vehicles than with highways, and added, "The information on the roadside environment leaves a lot to be desired".

If you read the gutter research reports from the Australian Human Rights Commission (not to mention those nutters at the CSIRO), you might think that Australia's record on human rights and the environment leaves a lot to be desired.

Their ability to enlist local officials in their cause is also alarming, he said, adding that the ordinance's vague command that retailers must "protect the environment" leaves plenty of room for government interference.