Sentence examples for exploiting nature from inspiring English sources

"In the past, when we talked about exploiting nature, that was seen as a good thing," Mr. Fraser said.

As man keeps exploiting nature and mother earth, we will increasingly see imbalance in weather and climate.

Melville's story "is certainly, among many other things, a cautionary tale about the terrible cost of exploiting nature for human wants," he said.

Moreover, even as humans are drawn toward nature, researchers say, they also are prime among primates, a group known for its dexterity and artisanship, in exploiting nature for its own ends.

"Industry is about exploiting nature," he says.

It's taken from a 1967 essay written by the historian Lynn Townsend White Jr in which he put forward the idea that Christianity was the root of the ecological crisis: "By destroying pagan animism, Christianity made it possible to exploit nature in a mood of indifference to the feelings of natural objects".

Such methodologies exploit nature's strategies of combinatorial chemistry in the cyanobactin class of RiPP natural products.

"I think we have exploited nature too much," he said.

We could then exploit nature's resources, which were thought of as inexhaustible.

In the studio he exploits nature's shortcuts to create "optimized illusions" of unexpected beauty.

But colorful little snails punctuate the plants -- reminders that humans are not the only creatures to exploit nature's bounty.