Sentence examples for more ecologically correct from inspiring English sources

So here's the lowdown on a very practical question: is it more ecologically correct to tote a stainless steel bottle you refill with water, or to use water in throwaway plastic bottles?

And we really believe that the number of educated, high-income people who are willing to pay more for ecologically correct garments is growing.

That onstage kiss at the Democratic Convention persuaded a lot of people that Honest Al has a blood temperature of more than an ecologically correct 68 degrees Fahrenheit.

Giving up his home and resort in the Rockies would restore a bit of wilderness and enable him to spend more time at the home he already owns in the most ecologically correct place in America New York Cityy.

Finally, rememberers who exhibited more inconsistent recall were less accurate overall, which, if confirmed by more ecologically valid studies, may indicate that the common legal assumption may be correct: Witnesses who provide inconsistent testimony provide generally less trustworthy information overall.

Both are aimed at using more ecologically sensible practices, but they are judged by a distinct set of standards.

An ecologically correct, health-conscious Pollock: only in the movies.

But promoting ecologically correct public policy is not enough to believers in the environmentalist adage, "Think globally, act locally".

"It's ecologically correct," said Mikhail Lokayev, a manager at Yapona Mama, a restaurant in downtown Moscow near the circus.

Heinrich Himmler's SS was ecologically correct, too, with plans to establish an enormous wildlife preserve in Europe.

The forest the artists have created is ecologically correct, with only animals that would share that particular Colombian ecosystem.