Sentence examples for environments of today from inspiring English sources

Context: Security, in digitally connected organizational environments of today, involves many different perspectives, including social, physical, and technical factors.

Problem-solving and decision-making are highly desirable assets when facing the unpredictable and complex environments of today and tomorrow.

As its title suggests, Aaron Betsky and Erik Adigard's new book, "Architecture Must Burn" (Gingko Press, $39.95), is a radical call to arms to supplant the conventional built environments of today with more ephemeral structures.

However, it is desirable to be able to retain such approach (which has worked well for decades) for the distributed environments of today.

In the volatile and ambiguous environments of today's workplaces, where action and results are neither linear nor guaranteed, it's crucial that organizations encourage risks that may result in failure and provide safe spaces to learn from it.

By John Seabrook May 21, 2015 Fowler seeks to answer the question of how crops will adapt to what he calls "the climates and environments of tomorrow".

The film, through Fowler, seeks to answer the question of how crops will adapt to what he calls "the climates and environments of tomorrow".

A new documentary film seeks to answer the question of how we and our crops will adapt to the climates and environments of tomorrow.

These O2 levels exist in atmospheric environments of ∼2,000 and ∼4,000 meters higher than Mt. Everest, respectively, and indeed represent severe conditions.

Quinolone TRAs segregate at the highest frequencies, with an average frequency across environments of 17.78%, ranging between 2.12% and 68.87% (fig. 1 A).

This imbalance has not evaporated in the flexible work environment of today, nor will it in the foreseeable future.