Sentence examples for keeping the environmental from inspiring English sources

The industry was clamoring for it, and the new volume drove prices back down while keeping the environmental improvements.

This is in keeping with the idea of recycling forgotten spaces, about keeping the environmental footprint to a minimum". After a hearty day hiking among the craggy reaches of the Säntis peak, enjoying the flipside of the bunker experience, I returned for a second night at the Null Stern.

However, cost of maintaining datacenters, keeping the environmental ramifications of data centers at check, providing affordable computation alternative to users still needs to be addressed in a wholesome manner.

Because the reactions involved in Bynesian decay require a certain quantity of moisture in the air in order for them to take place, keeping the air somewhat dry, i.e. keeping the environmental relative humidity under control is beneficial.

Conveniently, keeping the strict environmental limits "local" means that there's one huge elephant in the room: carbon dioxide emissions.

A groundbreaking study published Friday in the journal Science Advances finds that certain aspects of a house's design could have an influence on the types of microbes found inside, with more urban homes separating humans from the outdoors and keeping out the environmental microbes we once evolved to coexist with.

But simultaneously she was clear that it is incumbent on federal agencies to set standards in keeping with the environmental well being of the nation as a whole, and in the interest of future generations.

The Nature report, titled "Options for keeping the food system within environmental limits," contends that, without targeted changes, pressures on various environmental systems will increase 50 to 90percentt by 2050 compared with 2010.

The goal was to identify 100% of the clinical strains correctly while keeping the number of misclassified environmental strains as low as possible (i.e., maximizing sensitivity while minimizing the loss of specificity).

The N.R.C. considers two major factors in whether to extend the licenses: Entergy's plans for managing the aging parts, and the environmental impact of keeping the plants open, said Neil Sheehan, an agency spokesman.

In addition, the power industry cites its experience and long history in keeping the lights on while meeting environmental goals.