Sentence examples for environment once from inspiring English sources

Peregrines aren't the only falcons that find Manhattan a hospitable environment ("Once Near Death, a Comeback Bird Thrives in Cities," Feb. 15).

Spirit's twin, Opportunity, which has been exploring a spot on the other side of Mars, has found evidence of an environment once steeped in acidic groundwater.

"They're unlikely to be leaching out" in meaningful quantities, he said, adding that the greater danger is probably to the environment, once mattresses end up in landfills.

"In this environment, once the case goes criminal, the level of anxiety increases by an order of magnitude," said John Coffee, a law professor at Columbia.

"We were really surprised by how captivated consumers are by the gaming environment; once they are playing, they are completely 'in the zone,'" said Chester.

The European environment, once not so unequally shared by animals and people, has, with the march of civilization, been subjected to human attempts.

Hexazinone is typically applied within New Zealand forest environments once every 30 years, frequently at levels below 0.5 kg ha-1 when spot control is used (Table 4).

However, multipath propagation and non-line-of-sight conditions are still the main limiting factors in urban environments, once inter-cell interference is removed.

Since these are flightless birds, it raises the intriguing possibility that their ancestors could fly and lost this ability to adapt to the new insular environments, once the southern continents became isolated by oceans.

The energetic valuation of the surface hypogea shows that these environments, once restored and in a condition of normal use, give indoor comfort within the limits of comfort thermo-hygrometrics established by the comfort indices of predicted mean vote (PMV) and predicted percentage of dissatisfied (PPD).

Of course, physical environments, once constructed, are not so easily changed.