Sentence examples for manmade ones from inspiring English sources

But they tend to involve natural marvels, rather than manmade ones.

But all materials, even manmade ones, will discolour and age over time, which in most cases helps to settle the scheme into its surroundings.

With the threat of natural pandemics ever-present, and the threat of manmade ones growing, we need better tools than canned tuna and powdered milk.

The tragedy of the sinking of the Princess of the Stars ferry in the waters off Romblon in the Philippines – with hundreds of corpses still believed trapped inside – is proof that the country is prone not only to natural calamities, but to manmade ones as well.

Good news: These natural 'carcinogens' pose no hazard to human health nor, for that matter, do manmade ones".

It was a natural disaster coupled with a manmade one that fuelled the pandemic.

As with most of the area's long history of ecological damage, this Burmese python problem is a manmade one.

He said Katrina was a natural disaster that "became a manmade one – a failure of government to look out for its own citizens".

Originally intended as a geological research office, this manmade one-bedroom B&B sits 70 feet below the surface of a mesa and is accessed through an entrance carved into a cliff face.

To say that any metamodern message-value is paradigmatically suffused with a "native sublimity", rather than merely a manmade one that is slapdash and always-already degrading and degraded, is to liken the metamodern author to a godhead and metamodern texts to scripture -- as only in the deep recesses of space or the pages of religious texts do we find what some would term "native sublimity".

Limit your carbs to non-manmade ones (fruits, veggies, squash, yams, nuts/seeds, etc).