Sentence examples for for wise use from inspiring English sources

The farmers perceived the cause for drought differently difficult geological condition (karst landscape), land use change (construction of roads, plantations of eucalyptus trees), no technology available for wise use of water (water harvesting and sprinkler), and high dependency on government funds.

"This is hugely important for the security of our country and for the wise use of our limited resources," Asa Hutchinson, under secretary for border security, said in an interview.

Ms. Druyan, who has been chief fund-raiser for the society's sailing projects, called the space sail "a Taj Mahal" for Sagan, who loved the notion and had embraced it as a symbol for the wise use of technology.

At the other, an over-zealous tightening of regulation would extract a vast cost in lost opportunities for the wise use of the new techniques to make people better off.

However, in regions where human well-being is tightly linked with the cultivation of the floodplain (such as fisheries), management options are constrained and trade-offs among competing social, economic and ecological goals may be necessary for the wise use of wetlands.

"The natural environment is more than raw material to be manipulated at our pleasure; it is a wondrous work of the Creator containing a 'grammar' which sets forth ends and criteria for its wise use, not its reckless exploitation.

Assessments of patients for opioids and wise use will begin to reverse this trend.

Neonates are vulnerable for systemic infections and wise use of antibiotics is recommended for the group to cut down the risk of development of antibiotic resistance, a global threat.

THE ROOM At 160 square feet, the basic "platform room" that my sister and I shared would have felt cramped if it hadn't been for the hotel's wise use of space.

A multi-objective integration approach is proposed based on landscape planning for the conservation and wise use of mine lands through local or regional actions and cooperation with the goal of achieving sustainable development in the mining industry in China.

This improved science could provide a more robust basis for the wider and wise use of the precautionary principle in the assessment and management of the threats posed by EDSs.