Sentence examples for nature building from inspiring English sources

The company traditionally dealt with such problems by reining in nature — building seawalls and other stopgaps — but Dow wondered if longer-term remedies were possible.

After St. Sergius founded his monastery at Sergiyev Posad around 1340, other hermit monks followed his example and headed north, seeking salvation in nature, building an astonishing 150 monasteries in just 100 years.

Their logos have become the sacred shapes of our own time, just as the geometric shapes at the other end of the room were said by sages to be the soul of nature, building blocks of the world.

Most of the suggested recommendations are soft by nature, building on mutual interest, trust, benevolent interaction and a voluntarily participation based on 'variable geometry'.

Retained from the tastes of previous periods was the penchant for blurring the line between created structure and nature; buildings were often constructed to be unpretentiously rustic, while gardens were meticulously designed to be viewed but not entered.

"From tin ceilings, nature, buildings and window frames.

If it's ever actualized, we hope to see lots of happy tree frogs and parakeets splish-splashing and taking a bath that only a pro-nature building like the Rainforest Guardian could offer.

The nature of building projects necessitates building models to be designed by various parties representing disciplines in the Architecture, Engineering, Construction and Owner-operator (AECO) Industries.

The benefits of a network of trans-disciplinary nature include: building of alliances with the private sector and civil society; building of new ways of communicating messages for the public.

An introduction to the nature of building.

"Nature's Building Blocks: An A-Z Guide to the Elements," by John Emsley, Oxford University Press, $29.95.