Sentence examples for interference with the natural from inspiring English sources

A central question has been to define what would constitute a "dangerous interference" with the natural climate system.

The late-18th-century philosopher Malthus argued that the poor law was an interference with the natural checks and balances on a growing population.

Working with the water and wildlife team at Keystone, Nadhiya wants to learn more about the effects of industrial discharge and its interference with the natural water table, and the after effects of consumption of this contaminated water.

Whether or not gene splicing is the answer or if a completely new approach is needed that involves less interference with the natural order of things, what is certain is that the battle to save the honey bee and to ensure against any long-term disruption of the global food supply is not one that we can afford to lose.

Extended wear soft contact lenses are a well documented major risk factor for microbial keratitis, due to their interference with the natural defence properties of the ocular surface [14].

It was hardly a weapon at all, the memorandum Bohr was writing in sweltering Washington emphasized; it was "a far deeper interference with the natural course of events than anything ever before attempted" and it would "completely change all future conditions of warfare". When nuclear weapons spread to other countries, as they certainly would, no one would be able any longer to win.

Engineers designed an attractive barrier meant to minimize interference with the river's natural flow.

Advantages of the suit over traditional exoskeletons are that the wearer's joints are unconstrained by external rigid structures, and the worn part of the suit is extremely light, which minimizes the suit's unintentional interference with the body's natural biomechanics.

Despite a lack of comment by the appellants on the claim under nuisance, the court addressed this ground, relying on the "obscure decision" found in Ballard v Tomlinson, concluding that "where the nuisance is an interference with a natural right incident to ownership then the liability is a strict one".

To minimise interference in the natural world, some forests set a maximum number of caches – 200, for example, across the New Forest.

One of the main factors contributing to the state of Lake Urmia is the interference in the natural flow of water into the lake by over 50 dams.