Sentence examples for looking at the environment from inspiring English sources

We are looking at the environment of a school - is it suitable for studies or not?

"Initially they were looking at the environment – at the taps and the laundry," a PHE spokeswoman said.

That instilled in me a very good habit, a habit of looking at the environment in a healthy way.

He rose up and said we should be looking at the environment, not these people's color or status.

"It's not just about focusing on behaviours – saying don't smoke, eat better, do more exercise – but actually looking at the environment and the way that can influence people's choices," says Jane Streather, Newcastle's cabinet member for public health and housing.

When a planner presents the results of many man-years of looking at the environment to a management team, she is usually given the benefit of the doubt: the planner probably knows more about the environment than the management team she is talking to.

It must be noted that sustainability is often regarded as a term that looks at the environment and financial growth.

"The president looks at the environment as something that doesn't help him," Mr. Taylor said.

We ought to look at the environment as a critical piece of the nation we will be.

"People see this as economic development, but look at the social implications of this, look at the environment," said Jim Yungclas, who is 75 and a Wright County farmer.

"Private equity people looked at the environment in 2003 as a once-in-a-decade opportunity," said Stephen A. Schwarzman, chairman and president of Blackstone.