Sentence examples for environmental virtues from inspiring English sources

Its environmental virtues were less than advertised.

"Maori Environmental Virtues". Environmental Ethics 16, no. 4 (1994): 397 409.

Carmakers worry that consumers will think that P.Z.E.V.'s performances will suffer at the expense of their environmental virtues.

These either burn fossil fuel and thus contribute to global warming, or use uranium, which brings problems such as how to get rid of the waste, as well as political opposition.Though wind power has its opponents, too, its environmental virtues might be enough to swing things in its favour if it were also reliable.

The company told Ridley that its technology "enables coal-based economies to now maintain their status quo" and that "while there are certainly environmental virtues of this technology set, the offering is about job saving, job creation and production of the world's lowest cost base chemical in the most environmentally friendly manner".

Mike Jackson, the chief executive of AutoNation, a national chain of dealerships, has said that only about five per cent of car buyers are in the market for a car for its environmental virtues; the rest buy on price, and other appeals.

Thus, voluntary programs like Energy Star help market environmental virtue.

They could be considered paragons of environmental virtue.

More is at stake than bathing the city in environmental virtue.

Norway's is 5.8, Sweden's is 6.5 and Finland, that paragon of environmental virtue, comes in at 6.7.

But the founders of the UK's two biggest travel publishers are refusing to give up flying and admit they are not paragons of environmental virtue.