Sentence examples for environment noted from inspiring English sources

Matthew Kahn, an economics professor at U.C.L.A.'s Institute of the Environment, noted that public-works programs have a history of inefficiency.

Honourable mention: "We did well to win in a hostile environment," noted the Juventus manager, Gigi Del Neri, after his team's 2-1 win over Brescia in March.

This legacy, closed model of trade negotiation is no way to be making public policy for the digital environment," noted Jeremy Malcolm, Senior Global Policy Analyst at the Electronic Frontier Foundation.

"What's really exciting about this stuff is that it's such a fundamental change in who can participate in the media environment," noted Prof. Shirky, who is also the author of 'Here Comes Everybody: The Power of Organizing Without Organizations'.

The performance of a controlled study of 24 hour per day cleanroom exposure for children with autism appears to be an appropriate next step, given the physiologic changes from the limited exposure to a cleanroom environment noted in this study.

Mr Livingstone emphasises the environment, noting Mr Johnson's lack of greenery.

Even Ms. Gates acknowledged that she could be a better steward of the environment, noting that the Honda CR-V she drives gets good gas mileage, though not nearly as good as a hybrid vehicle or a smaller car.

In making the case for increased spending, General Shelton cited the "changing nature of the international security environment," noting the potential threats posed by the rise of nationalism in Russia and the increasingly anti-American sentiment in China.

"Coffee production is under threat from global warming, and the outlook for Arabica in particular is not good," said Peter Baker, a coffee specialist with CABI, a research group in Britain that focuses on agriculture and the environment, noting that climate changes, including heavy rains and droughts, have harmed crops across many parts of Central and South America.

They visited the children's homes at 4 and 8 years of age to evaluate their environment, noting factors such as the number of books and educational toys in their houses, and how much warmth and support they received from their parents.

Essential in the part-time formula is flexibility--both in work schedule and in work environment, notes Sue Cobb, principal research fellow and director of the Virtual Reality Applications Research Team at the University of Nottingham, U.K. Cobb worked part-time for 15 years as her two children grew.