Sentence examples for environments in question from inspiring English sources

Nor can much of a case be made for the ecological importance of geese, since the environments in question are artificial, and designed for human benefit.

It took a bit of scouring, but I eventually found H2O Audio, a company that makes rugged, waterproof cases that are precisely suitable for the environments in question.

While there have only been sporadic studies of the marine environments in question since then, no comprehensive benchmark study for the Beaufort and Chukchi seas has ever been done; nor is there any thorough understanding of how the marine food web works in those seas, or of the population sizes and distribution of any but the sentinel species (whales, polar bears, walruses, and seals).

This conclusion, along with uncertainties about how stringent greenhouse gas emission targets will be going forward, leaves the regulatory environment in question.

Exempt from the televised leaders' debates in this election due to having no parliamentary representation, the Greens will finally be able to promote the environment in Question Period (similar to Prime Minister's Questions in the UK) and participate in parliamentary committees while talking to journalists on a daily basis on Parliament Hill.

A public backlash against a publication will almost inevitably mean that the "editorial environment" in question is no longer a good fit – not necessarily because the publication's core values have changed but because the backlash means that it is no longer a good business choice for the advertiser.

The choice of which individual responses to use when aggregating should be theoretically driven and informed by a substantive knowledge of the clinical environment in question.

The pragmatism we identified provides further evidence that the particular tactics employed by corporate actors develop over time in relation to both the degrees and types of regulation being considered by policymakers and the policy environment in question [ 46].

The approaches identified by Berg et al. (2010) and Brandt et al. (2009) could be laboratory based (to assess the potency of known compounds/mixtures) or applied in the field to assess whether the environment in question (with, for example, its unknown mixture of chemicals) is a hot spot.

Our study provides evidence that the significance of the association between obesity and neighbourhood food environment depends on the neighbourhood geographic scale used and the specific element of the food environment that is in question.

KSF stem from different sources, such as the macro-environment, the sector in question (such as the food industry), the competitive strategy, or the temporal factors of influence within the company [ 33].