Sentence examples for nature approach from inspiring English sources

But, he adds, they all like the "Approved by nature" approach.

But through another "back to nature" approach, communities near Selsey and Bracklesham in West Sussex have survived unscathed.

Their "return to nature" approach was, to a large extent, a reaction against the tendency prevalent among psychologists to study just a few behavioral phenomena observed in a handful of species that were kept in impoverished laboratory environments.

Of particular significance to residential sustainability debates is Ian McHarg's 'design with nature' approach which is premised on identifying the ecological characteristic of urban growth regions and 'concentrating' development in the least environmentally sensitive tracts (McHarg 1969).

As recently as the 1970/80s, Italy introduced in the planning process the environment assessment procedure, sometimes supported by an analysis of placement suitability, as found in McHarg's Design with Nature approach.8 The aim was to anticipate planning choices through a knowledge of suitable land uses according to the area's characters and expected urban growth of each settlement.

Following this, the origins of the Building with Nature approach are outlined and a definition given.

In a series of television spots by Leo Burnett Worldwide for Tampax Pearl, a Procter & Gamble brand, an actress depicting Mother Nature approaches women and gives them a present wrapped in red, representing the onset of their menstrual cycle.

Cameron Robbins' Field Lines looks at the way we take art from nature, approaching that relationship in the most literal way possible.

"It's almost a back-to-nature approach," Mr. Gagnon said.

And there is always the back-to-nature approach.

Fire Island property owners say that the shift toward what they derisively call a back-to-nature approach means that scores of houses will be destroyed and that the mainland will be in greater danger in future storms.