Sentence examples for finding environment from inspiring English sources

In modern direction finding environment, there are generally more than one incoming signals.

I remember seeing a school production of The Birthday Party and finding its environment strangely menacing and hostile, rather like school.

In a story known in South Korea, as well as China and Japan, Mencius's mother moved to three neighborhoods before finding the environment most favorable to her son's education.

Students reported finding the environment slightly competitive and, as already noted, students used social comparison to evaluate their performance.

Responding to the report's findings, Environment Commissioner Janez Potocnik said: "Air quality is a central concern for many people.

As robotic space probes continue to explore the solar system, visiting planets, moons, and asteroids, they're finding watery environments where microbial life could grab hold.

Besides, Pierce (1999) interprets students' finding traditional environments more reliable as a result of their lack of confidence about technological content knowledge.

While we cannot discern whether our observations are a consequence of coral-associated bacteria becoming diluted in reef waters or are rare members of the water column finding suitable environments for rapid replication in coral hosts, these results demonstrate that corals provide specialized habitats for select groups of marine bacteria.

Sometimes it can be about finding a working environment that makes you happy, rather than the job itself.

Shortly after the 9/11 attacks, Dr. Jose Acevedo moved from New York City to Geneva, N.Y., in the hope of finding a safer environment for himself and his family.

The club had been an excellent choice for Hatem Ben Arfa, another tricky customer who had trouble finding the right environment to express his talent, to relaunch himself.