Sentence examples for environment to draw from inspiring English sources

It's a deliberately informal environment, to draw people in.

Worldwide efforts are focussing on this new topic in the environmental discussion: quantifying and valuation of impacts of agricultural practice on the animated and unanimated environment to draw conclusions for agricultural policy.

In the design step, it is necessary to use BioNetCAD, integrated in the CellDesigner environment, to draw an abstract network using SBGN annotation standards.

There were too few women (n=38) working in 'potentially noxious' environments to draw inferences.

Some people say the scheme is a ploy by the environment agency to draw political attention to China's pollution problem, but one that is unlikely to produce practical results.Even without a green GDP system, there is nothing to stop governments introducing green criteria into the way they rate the performance of officials.

Several local high school students appeared at a recent press conference on World Environment Day to draw attention to those who will be worst affected by its continued decline.

"I love Dove Sensitive Skin beauty bar (unscented) because it doesn't strip the skin of its natural oils and it helps maintain a healthy skin barrier during cold weather seasons when humidity is low and the environment tends to draw moisture from our skin," Dr. Rachel Nazarian of the Schweiger Dermatology Group in New York told HuffPost via email.

Once they identify those memes — things like "We are part of this world and must live accordingly" or "A healthy economy is fundamentally linked with a healthy environment"— they plan to draw on a network of foundations and nongovernmental organizations to help promote the message.

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Teaching about the environment requires teachers to draw from multiple disciplines, creating a more holistically contextual understanding of the world around us.

In Bardelli's own terms, "The Walking Ghosts hall is an environment which attempts to draw together the excesses of Versaille's decorum and the colourful, catastrophic aesthetic of the ruins of a nuclear power plant".