Sentence examples for environments of many from inspiring English sources

Human activity transforms the environments of many organisms, which rapidly respond to the new environmental challenges through directional selection.

But implausible lies are more important in the murky environments of many authoritarian regimes, where secrecy and fear make it difficult for rulers to know if their subordinates are truly loyal.

"Stinking Heaven" is Nathan Silver's fifth feature film; he is the poet of closed environments of many sorts, from the closed-in family of "Exit Elena" to the group home of "Soft in the Head" to the home for pregnant teens of "Uncertain Terms" to, now, a suburban house that serves as a refuge for former addicts.

The argument goes that all this open source nonsense will raise unseen security risks in secure environments of many corporations.

Does the trend that more and more house owners consult the Internet pose a risk, in the form of the indoor environments of many houses deteriorating?

Dams designed for hydropower and other purposes alter the environments of many economically important fishes, including Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha).

Consumers question the impact on their health and environment of many products, including toys.

This attitude combined with the casually homophobic environment of many locker rooms to create a culture of silence in the NFL.

The high pressure, high temperature and harsh chemical environment of many current oil and gas applications make selection of the best elastomer for specific applications increasingly difficult.

Similarly, the Big 4's promise of providing a better model of professional development is also likely to appeal to many young lawyers who have become disenchanted with what they perceive as the oppressive environment of many large law firms.

Whereas this indicated that human OC formation occurs in a complex environment of many positive and negative influences, we identified three apparent features of the cytokine environment that may be a characteristic of normal osteoclast formation.