Sentence examples for nature adapts from inspiring English sources
Today and every Wednesday for the next three months, Andrea Mohin, a photographer for The New York Times, will record how nature adapts to this urban world, and occasionally, how man adapts to nature.
Liz O'Neill, director of GM Freeze, said: "The waste of over £1m of public funding on a trial confirms the simple fact that when GM tries to outwit nature, nature adapts in response". Lincolnshire Farmer Peter Lundgren was a vocal opponent at the time of the trials.
Each says something about our separations and yearning for reunion: web of life; mystery, hiddenness; creation crucified; putting "eco" back in economics; nature adapts, we can too; wilderness in nature, wildness of love; and nature as friend.
No. Nature adapts and embraces every twist and turn in life and you should too.
Environmentalists, meanwhile, fervently support the guidelines, saying they are needed to protect residences and help nature adapt as the climate changes.
To operate a sailing ship was to master a "craft". You had to observe and interpret nature, adapt and react to fast-changing conditions, obey without question, decide without doubt, toil without pause.
"Happiness consists in the Gratification of certain Affections, Appetites, Passions, with Objects which are by Nature adapted to them," (Sermon IX §16).
If all of that seems like a lot of work, Osgood notes that ultimately golf may have to learn an age-old lesson from Mother Nature: Adapt or die.
Fishes, by nature adapted to the watery element, are compounded of but a moderate degree of heat, a considerable proportion of air and earth, and a very small portion of water, the element in which they live; and hence, easier exist in it.
As such, nature adapted and now uses creative cooperation to survive.
The good news is that the National Park Service is taking a leading role in figuring how what is happening to species as temperature and precipitation patterns change, and what we can to do to help nature adapt.
