Sentence examples for environment we confront from inspiring English sources

If you're not doing something worthwhile, then what are you?" In seeking the adventure of a new place and a different environment we confront danger, Mr. Piven said, and excite our "inner Indiana Jones".

We must foster an environment where we can confront issues that trouble us in an intellectual and respectful fashion; and we must teach students to express their discomfort in a constructive way asking, "Why does it make you uncomfortable?

But holding people captive in a movie theatre is a very good environment to confront people with people".

It's been a painful birth, but it would be a very big reward to secure a set of global goals that are truly universal, that integrate development and the environment, and confront the root causes of our current crises.

"Within these environments we want people to confront themselves as though looking in a mirror and to have an encounter; not just by viewing our work but by being enveloped within it.

The J-PAL Environmento& Energy Initiative aims to conduct randomized evaluations that will help identify cost-effective solutions to the energy and environment challenges that confront developing countries.

Thay created the Engaged Buddhism movement, which promotes the individual's active role in creating change, and his mindfulness training – an ethical roadmap – calls on practitioners to boycott products that damage the environment and to confront social injustice.

The case illustrates the often hostile legal and policy environment U.S. women confront on issues surrounding pregnancy -- whether they are looking to have a healthy birth, prevent an unplanned pregnancy or obtain an abortion.

For all that, the most significant difference between Mr. Dole and Mr. McCain may be less the candidates themselves than the environments they confront in seeking the White House.

Variable environments may confront an organism with a trade-off: the possibility to improve in one environment, but at the expense of deteriorations in another.

Newer environments, constantly confront us with new adaptive challenges that should be looked upon, as in the case of asthma, within the evolutionary context of health and disease.