Sentence examples for improving nature from inspiring English sources

He isn't the only pool owner who can't resist improving nature.

Good penmanship, the improving nature of travel and above anything the importance of "contacts" are drummed into the boys and girls.

Smith, for her part, notes that Burbank had the good fortune to practice his breeding "at a time when the vast majority of people agreed that improving nature was, in fact, a very good thing to do".

Given the amount of time left in the match and the improving nature of the Bellerive strip, the Kiwis will be hoping for a lead in the vicinity of 400 runs by stumps tomorrow.

Floyd E. Dominy, a child of the Dust Bowl who pursued his dream of improving nature and human society by building vast water projects in the West — steamrolling over pristine canyons, doubtful politicians and irate conservationists — died on April 20 in Boyce, Va.

Yet in Kuo's hands, the reds in the fishes' fins glow hypernaturally, as if Pixar or Monet had had a hand in improving nature's version.

The link between integration and improvement is logical: to improve nature values, a project developer needs to first acknowledge and then integrate nature goals into a project design.

In sandy grassland vegetation of Central Europe, extensive grazing is often a management tool to maintain and improve nature conservation value.

The interface between environment, agriculture and society needs more attention to improve nature conservation in rural landscapes.

More recently, there has been a focus on the "landscape perspective" of ecosystem restoration in order to improve nature conservation and management effectiveness.

The study was carried out as part of the European research project "Evaluating current European agri-environment schemes to quantify and improve nature conservation efforts in agricultural landscapes" (EASY).