Sentence examples for environmentally advanced from inspiring English sources

The billion-dollar stadium complex, to be built above the West Side rail yards in Manhattan, was described to the United States Olympic Committee here by Daniel L. Doctoroff, founder of New York's bid committee, as the most environmentally advanced in the world.

"The Form L-M uses children from several decades ago as its comparison group, so of course the scores are going to skew much higher if it's used on today's kids — every generation of children is more academically and environmentally advanced than the previous generation," Susan Assouline, the associate dean of the gifted-education program at the University of Iowa, said.

So, if you're looking for some of the most innovative, exclusive, community-based and environmentally advanced residential property in South Florida, keep your eye on David Martin.

Here, three major facilities have popped up so far on a 12-acre campus: the Bloomberg Center academic hub, The Bridge startup and research center, and the environmentally advanced, student residential high-rise.

Costa Rica was the most environmentally advanced and happiest place on earth last year, followed by Mexico, Colombia, Vanuatu and Vietnam.

The Hemi, Mr. Visnic said, not only "hits the hot buttons of today's automotive customer: power, technology, environmentally advanced," it also evokes emotion.

Japan's capital has promised to host the most environmentally friendly, technologically advanced Olympics ever, but at huge, and growing, costs.

"With this project," Mr. Gill said, referring to the Albanese rental, "we are trying to demonstrate that developers can build buildings that are advanced environmentally and from a health point of view and still turn a profit".

"This will be the nation's most technologically advanced, environmentally sustainable and family-friendly hospital for children and expectant mothers," said Christopher G. Dawes, chief executive officer, in a hospital press release.

In 1991, Allen Hershkowitz, a senior scientist with the National Resources Defense Council and one of the country's leading experts on recycling, proposed the development of an environmentally sound, technologically advanced de-inking and pulp-manufacturing plant (in other words, a paper mill) in New York City.

NewRocket: Developing advanced, environmentally friendly ("Green Propulsion"), rocket engines based on innovative gel-propellant technology.