Sentence examples for environments we know from inspiring English sources
And he invented all these things — if by inventing we mean envisioning how they would work and work together to create the computing environments we know today — while driving to work one day in 1950.
There may be billions of Earth-like planets in our galaxy alone, and hundreds of billions of other galaxies, similarly rich with the kind of environments we know to be favorable for our sort of life.
The Victorians believed they were masters of their environment; we know we are not.
"At least with this environment, we know more or less what it means.
In same light if you think about the global environment we know that in the long-term we are killing our planet just like smokers know every sweet, nicotine laced breath is slowly killing them.
Trout being "a symbol of everything that's good for the environment," we know where Virgil stands on that issue — ironically enough, on the same side as the bomber.
We know the connection between the Man and environment, we know the Man generally well.
That might of course be forgetting how even Western governments once invested heavily invested in new technology, especially post WWII – moves which often kick-started the private sector environment we know today.
"The Arctic Ocean once again proved to be the challenging and unpredictable environment we know it to be," said Brad Ack, the senior vice president for oceans at the World Wildlife Fund.
Regarding the fate of hydrocarbons in the environment, we know that if contaminants such as polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) and benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, and xylenes (BTEXs) are not degraded aerobically, they are likely to be transported into anaerobic regions.
As we are aware of the risks of different human activities, especially commercial activities that threaten the environment, we know how to reduce in a preventive manner the risk of a possible disaster arising from the performance of any kind of risk-prone activity through good regulatory measures.
