Sentence examples for nature respond from inspiring English sources

A nation can spend and spend, pile debt upon debt, but eventually there comes a reality moment when some leader emerges to say enough is enough and when decent people, looking around at themselves and their own best nature, respond by demanding a return to responsibility.

Although things by their nature respond to this motive force in an orderly way, i.e., according to the laws of nature, the fact that they exist as they do and that they interact is a fact completely dependent on God's will.

There are seven P2X receptors, all of which are ligand-gated cationic receptors, which in nature respond to extracellular ATP.

Yet, his views on freedom differed from those of the French revolutionists and of his Middle Eastern contemporaries; indeed, he considered pleading for freedom on the basis of natural analogy to be superficial, for even nature responds to its own set of rules, according to Marrash.

Our deepest nature responds".

Asked about their rivalry, Mother Nature responds, "Bad blood?

One of the key tenets of Pauli's Blue Economy philosophy is the idea that nature responds to basic needs and then evolves from sufficiency to abundance.

Researching my book Feral, I came across rewilding programmes in several parts of Europe, including some (such as Trees for Life in Scotland and the Wales Wild Land Foundation) in the UK, which are beginning to show how swiftly nature responds when we stop trying to control it.

Over the last few years, scientists have been finding evidence of nature responding to global climate change.

To the extent that organizational structures and cultures are manifestations of human nature, responding adaptively to different environmental challenges, evolutionary psychologists have a lot to offer.

In early 2009, Moriguchi and Sato published a letter in Nature, responding to a news story on Japan's work in iPS cells.