Sentence examples for environment sets from inspiring English sources

Floors are covered with nubby, colorful Berber rugs, and the windows are draped with African textiles that Rudolph's white environment sets off like abstract color compositions.

"This is the first time environment sets the agenda for the Nobel peace prize, and we have added a new dimension to peace.

The sheer range of ways to experience the stunning environment sets this trip apart; active travelers can paddleboard a fjord, hike far-off trails or do a polar bear swim in chilly waters, while onboard viewing decks and glacier walks cater to those who want to take in the sights at a more leisurely pace.

The dynamic environment sets special requirements for usability and acceptance of context-aware applications.

From the design point of view, environment sets the conditions under which the object or components operate.

Since most organizations and businesses operate in a physical environment and the physical office environment sets the conditions for the activities performed, its impact should be recognized.

The environmental group Citizens Campaign for the Environment set out to keep track.

"Cable television was first," he continued, "but the effect of allowing the new information services to compete in a more open environment set the stage for progress in the technologies to come, including the Internet and cellular".

During 2013 Paul led Merryhill in joining the Supply Chain Sustainability School, a virtual learning environment set up with some major UK contractors that aims to help sub-contractors further develop their sustainability competencies.

In 1962, a powerful group of chemical industry representatives, government officials and salaried "experts" on the environment set out to prevent the publication of a much-loved naturalist's last book.

To enter the environment, set on an upper floor of the art center, a former factory in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn, audience members were encouraged to leave everything behind — bags and coats — and required to exchange their shoes for black socks.