Sentence examples for future nature from inspiring English sources

Neither jingoistic nor pacifist, the book is about the moral authority of information, as it applies to the present and future nature of war.

In the future, Nature Valley granola bars will come with an extra bag of crumbs that you can dump right onto the seat of your car, because Nature Valley just, like, gets me.

That said, it seems beside the point to be worrying about the future nature of the Iraqi state, when the most urgent task is to prevent the country from flying apart.

In a study published last year, Dr Neil Selwyn, faculty director of postgraduate research in the department of culture, communications and media at the Institute of Education says: "The continued growth of social media presents a set of clear challenges to the future nature of higher education provision and practice.

"While the future nature of Britain's trading relationship with the EU and globally is currently uncertain, the board does not expect the result of the referendum to have a significant impact on our outlook … We continue to monitor the longer term impact of the UK's decision to exit the EU".

Recent technological advancements and the increasing speed of adopting new technologies in higher education are explored in order to predict the future nature of higher education in a world where artificial intelligence is part of the fabric of our universities.

As wealth is concentrated in corporations and the top 1%, key decisions that affect the future of nature are left to a tiny number of individuals, who act neither in the interests of society, or of nature.

But we need to build significantly on this progress if we are to provide a bright future for nature and for people".

The evolution of mankind's learning process in this field is something he believes is fundamental to the whole future of nature in this country.

J. B. MacKinnon is the author, most recently, of "The Once and Future World: Nature As It Is, As It Was, As It Could Be," which won the Green Prize for Sustainable Literature.

There he received an email with the subject line "Good news": Future for Nature, a Dutch environmental organisation, had given him a €50,000 award in recognition of his work.