Sentence examples for more human environments from inspiring English sources
The idea, said Owen Paterson, the production designer, was to give both sequels the look of more human environments, to evoke in audiences a longing for slower-paced lives and human connections.
This layout was developed in the 1950s in an effort to create freer and more human work environments.
The survey findings reveal the top three ways that recognition--particularly when linked to a company's core values--can create a happier, more human work environment, and help organizations reduce turnover.
"It is a more humane and human environment than a nursing home for many older people," said David Olson, coordinator of the adult foster home program in Oregon, which has licensed more than 8,600 adult foster-care beds.
With this has come notably lower pollution levels and a more human-friendly environment.
This "green network" will span 40% of the metropolis, transforming Germany's second largest city into a more human-friendly environment, while also playing a role in absorbing CO2 and bringing the city closer to its goal of an 80% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
Like the costumes, the sets by Daniel Ostling, also a longtime collaborator of Ms. Zimmerman's, are more gestural than literal, evoking human environments rather than the natural world.
One of the most interesting aspects of the book is Sutter's assertion that even this accepted origin is only partially accurate, that there are much more nuanced human-environment interactions that characterize the place, beyond the broad-brush assertion that southern farmers did not know what they were doing.
There was an emphasis on creating an environment that would lend itself to rehabilitation — low-rise buildings, more human scale.
Nothing seems more human.
