Sentence examples for environmentally suspect from inspiring English sources
"The intellectually lazy, environmentally suspect and economically unsustainable mass delusion of an ever-expanding American housing market is justifiably dead," he writes.
Well, the oil is extracted through the environmentally suspect method of hydrofracking.
As Barcott writes, "the dam was a fiasco: environmentally devastating, economically unsound, geologically suspect and stinking of monopoly profiteering".
We suspect that some of his campaign advisers — spooked by the pounding over the Solyndra bankruptcy filing and absurd Republican claims about losing tens of thousands of potential jobs from his denial of the environmentally risky Keystone XL oil pipeline — will be tempted to argue that the issue is a loser.
I suspect that mostly, however, the company didn't want to risk the drone tumbling down a mountain in such an environmentally volatile spot, flanked by members of the international media.
This may lead us to suspect that even in the case of non-empty natural kind concepts, our reasoning and action are best explained in terms of concepts whose content is not environmentally determined — in short, in terms of concepts whose content is narrow.
The oil company wants to have an environmentally friendly image and not be seen as a greedy despoiler of nature, but when things start going awry in the town and weird accidents occur in the surrounding countryside, Vartan's character and Lauren Lee Smith's environmentalist begin to suspect the company's drilling practices.
Determination of chromosomal aberration rates in cultured lymphocytes is an established method of monitoring populations occupationally or environmentally exposed to known or suspected mutagenic-carcinogenic agents.
This emphasis is apparent in the center's involvement with the NIEHS-initiated Environmental Genome Project, a multi-component study of more than 500 genes suspected to be environmentally responsive and likely to have a role in regulating environmental diseases.
Chosen for analysis was an environmentally and nutritionally relevant collection of substances suspected to have endocrine-disrupting activity because of their steroid-like or anti-steroid effects.
