Sentence examples for nature raise from inspiring English sources

The results, the researchers write in the journal Nature, raise questions about the future and the past.

But attempts at quantifying the worth – whether in terms of money or psychological health – of nature raise deep and important questions about how we think about the challenge of sustainability.

The results, described in the 7 March issue of Nature, raise the possibility that nematodes and plants use some of the same equipment to fight drought, says plant physiologist Dorothea Bartels of the Max Planck Institute for Plant Breeding Research in Cologne, Germany.

The spectrum of bioactivity exhibited by AM5 in experimental HF which, at least in the short term, are generally of a beneficial nature, raise the possibility that the peptide may have potential as a therapeutic agent in human HF.

The absence of GAG-specific antibodies in neonates and the abundance of them in adults, as well as their highly cross-reactive nature, raise the possibility that anti-GAG antibodies are produced on exposure to environmental microbial carbohydrates or glycosylated antigens.

FILL UP THE PENIS BEAKER!'?", I read a plea, after Jean-Jacques Rousseau, to respect the child that nature raises.

On Friday, VaxGen said its shares had come under pressure after an article in the journal Nature raised questions about the effectiveness of its Aidsvax vaccine.

In May, the agency terminated the scientist, David Lewis, a 32-year veteran who had published an article in the journal Nature raising questions about the agency's sludge research.

More rhapsodic was the 19th-century French poet Charles Baudelaire, who was shipped away to Mauritius at 20 by his military stepfather and found inspiration there for poems like "Exotic Perfume": "I see a country bathed in solar fire / Whose happy shores its luster never leaves; / An island of indolence, where nature raises / Singular trees and fruits both sweet and tender".

Several years ago the International Union for Conservation of Nature raised the possibility that a pipeline "might traverse the property" to unite with Camisea, although Unesco subsequently reported that the company operating in Lot 76, Hunt Oil, stated "there is no intention to plan or build a pipeline" affecting Manu.

Their changing nature raises the question of their adaptability.