Sentence examples for man-made environments from inspiring English sources

A small but growing collection of studies suggests that spending time in green spaces — gardens, parks, forests — can rejuvenate the mental resources that man-made environments deplete.

In the Netherlands, as in all industrialized countries, the increasing pollution of both the natural and man-made environments is a major problem.

This is intelligence gained from studying every aspect of foreign natural and man-made environments that could affect the health of military forces.

Individuals who are concerned with the many elements that shape man-made environments have come to refer to the total field as environmental design.

Organized by a New York City-based group called City Artists In Response to Nature, the show examines the interrelationship of natural and man-made environments.

In the city they are an occasional find in the preserved pockets of urban woods that dot all five boroughs and are one of the most abundant trees in man-made environments.

The man-made environment limits the man who has provided so much beauty to so many.

He has continued to map the land ever since, because he is fascinated with the clash between the man-made environment and the natural habitat".

Aranjuez's cultural landscape (its royal architecture but also, more broadly, its natural and man-made environment) was added to the UNESCO World Heritage site list in 2001.

It is amazing how much devastation the Bush administration caused to both the natural and the man-made environment in such a brief period of time.

Messiaen's sound world, for all its aspirations toward God's creations in their natural state, belongs paradoxically to a man-made environment.