Sentence examples for natural status from inspiring English sources

Challenging Capitalist gets even more difficult keeping in view the obstruction owing to its perceived relationship with human nature granting it a natural status thus making Capitalism's dominance sustainable and it is the notion of self-interest inherent in human nature that gives foundation to Capitalism.

Apart from a few sheep farms, there's little to disturb the natural status quo.

Majority of the surface waters are not anymore in their natural status.

In contrast, successful experiences in application of soft methods allowed preservation of the natural status of beaches and improvement of tourism quality.

Efficient mineralization of organic wastes by mangrove soil in a semi-engineered and hydraulically contained zone made it possible not to compromise the reserve's natural status.

In Xuzhou urban area, the current planning system mainly focused on the original ecological places that mostly remained in good natural status, however, ignored the ecological values of coal mining subsidence areas to a great extent.

While even a hint of ambiguity remains, it's likely that challengers will file suits over Cruz's "natural born" status, just as they did with another Republican senator running for president, John McCain, Duggin said.

Cruz, who later studied law at Harvard and became a clerk for the US chief justice, maintains his US "natural born" status was automatically conferred to him by his American mother, who has met the requisite US residency requirement of 10 years, with five of those being after the age of 14. "I was born in Calgary.

Serving to determine ecologically safe nutrification limits, the study suggests that a successful rehabilitation of an urban mangrove to its near-natural status is feasible.

In conclusion, we did not find a correlation between the natural infection status (naturally uninfected vs. cured) of a genotype and its competitive success.

The natural infection status (naturally uninfected vs. cured) did not correlate with a genotype's competitive success, neither in competition against a tester genotype (Fig. 2 & 3) nor in direct competition between the genotypes (Fig. 4).