Sentence examples for idea of green from inspiring English sources

Almost everyone I have mentioned the idea of green burial to seems to find it instinctively appealing.

Matt Thomson, head of planning, said the idea of green belts was primarily to prevent urban sprawl.

Since then the subject has popped up a bit more frequently; the Academy of Management even devoted its entire 2009 conference to the idea of "green management".

As collectors and tastemakers warm up to the idea of green design, Eek's quietly assertive work should find a growing audience.

The flexible mechanisms of the Kyoto protocol as well as the idea of green capitalism are criticised and alternatives such as climate justice and sustainable economies are presented.

"I am very attracted to the idea of green bonds which, alongside institutional and international investment, could provide a good deal of the investment needed".

My son's and husband's idea of greens is pistachio ice cream.

Steven Winter, chairman of the United States Green Building Council and president of Steven Winter Associates, an architectural firm in Norwalk that designs green projects nationwide, said that however laudable the ideas of green construction are, it could take as much as a generation for the principles and practices of it to become mainstream.

But he added that customers "love the fact that their office supplies are coming by bike," and that Office Depot enjoys "the idea of big green companies like ours supporting small green companies like theirs".

"The problem is all the hype around the idea of being green," said Jacquelyn A. Ottman, a retail consultant in New York who specializes in green marketing.

The story flows from the idea of a green card.