Sentence examples for environment voice from inspiring English sources

Some of you will know me already as a longtime science and environmental journalist, and more recently, as the energy and environment voice at Wonkblog.

All of these products are powered by your phone, and as more and more of the computational user experience moves into a distributed environment — voice, wrist and such — Apple can make a very strong case for the iPhone as the hub of this universe of distributed products.

Head of campaigns Mary Church said: "Setting coal seams alight under two of our major Firths was always a reckless idea and today the Government has listened to communities and put an end to this risky industry". And WWF Scotland said it was "great news for the environment", voicing hopes that ministers would also ban fracking.

The proposals' supporters have been especially worried since Senator John H. Chafee, a Rhode Island Republican long viewed as pro-environment, voiced his opposition to them.

Yet, states like West Virginia have some of the loudest anti-environment voices.

You may find that speaking with a professional counselor provides a safe and supportive environment to voice your feelings.

Participants are able to rotate in the virtual environment and voice commands are included to ensure full understanding of the events playing out.

Such interactions have significantly changed the nature of the media environment, giving voice to sections of the community who have never before been able to contribute.

After a few days of careful considerations, however, we decided that lab is a horrible environment for voice recording and that Mega32 is too slow for full-fledged Fast Fourier Transform algorithm.

Also during this maintenance window the virtual server environment for voice services will be moved to the new network equipment.

Implementation of this policy depends on the political will of government officials to enforce the policy by means of laws and regulations in creating a women friendly user environment to voice their opinions and concerns.