Sentence examples for natural activity for from inspiring English sources

Reform politics was a natural activity for Bellanca.

The many available versions make this a natural activity for this trend, too.

The problem is that propelling a cricket ball in excess of 85mph is not a natural activity for the human body, apparently almost as bad as throwing the javelin.

Dalbe and her peers study multiphase flow, which is essentially studying the interactions between bubbles of two different fluids like water and oil, so simplifying their research into soap bubbles was a natural activity for kids, she explained.

While putting paintbrush to canvas isn't by any means a natural activity for a chimpanzee, elephant, or any other non-human animal, it is thought to help introduce some novelty into the lives of those animals.

Other sessions saw debate over whether philanthropy was a "natural activity" for the industry, while Nick Rees, a partner at Absolute Return, pumped delegates for $400,000 to sponsor for his row across the Atlantic in aid of cancer research.

Methods for the synthesis of chiral alcohols and amines have been particularly successful, along with the creation of non-natural activities for such desirable reactions as cyclopropanation and esterification.

I think of the Northamptonshire dialect verb to crizzle, for instance, a verb for the freezing of water that evokes the sound of a natural activity too slow for human hearing to detect ("And the white frost 'gins crizzle pond and brook", wrote John Clare in 1821).

On the other hand, the in vitro transcription may produce some artifacts, since some promoters may require activators or appropriate DNA conformation (superhelicity) or other type of physiological control for their natural activity.

Breathing is natural activity.

Travel has historically been, and to an extent still is, seen as a natural, bold activity for men, and a risky or frivolous pursuit for women.