Sentence examples for environments are more from inspiring English sources

Some environments are more susceptible to error than others.

Academics who work in communal environments are more likely to want to work at home when they need to concentrate.

Ruby Jackson's reeflike environments are more welcoming; her "Tropical Triptych" of polymer clay suggests aquariums suitable for exotic fish or adventurous miniature divers.

Companies operate in an increasingly complex world: Business environments are more diverse, dynamic, and interconnected than ever and far less predictable.

Another of the study's findings is that boys who grow up in more stigmatizing environments are more likely to seek self-worth through competition.

We argue that incumbents who are early advocates of standards in complex technological environments are more likely to survive via alliances.

"It is well documented that children in care – who have often come from upsetting and chaotic environments – are more likely to develop mental health problems than those who grow up in stable family homes.

Territorial animals breeding in high-density environments are more likely to engage in aggressive competition with conspecifics for resources necessary for reproduction.

Car users who live in more densely built environments are more likely to report higher levels of modality, whereas density reduces the modality of users of local transit.

In Bad Company 2, teamwork and voice communication are essential; the combat environments are more interesting and feel more akin to what I imagine a modern war zone to be.

In contrast, firms in high-growth market environments are more likely to look beyond the activities of recipient firms when exploring new technological domains and rely less on mimicking their recipient firms.