Sentence examples for past natural from inspiring English sources

Studies of the economic effects of past natural disasters, as well as Japan's own experience after the 1995 earthquake in Kobe, provide further reassurance.

Wander the winding paths, past natural pools where locals meet to swim, or shop for blankets and wool garments that you won't find anywhere else in the country.

In philosophical terms, the FN was presenting idealised visions of a past natural order to mask the monocultural hierarchy that they would replace it with, Jadot argued.

In New York, which has more Haitians than any other American city, the population has pulled together to help the homeland in past natural disasters or political upheavals, and to organize in response to AIDS.

Of course, it is no wonderful thing that Haitians have been through so much hardship in the past, natural and manmade, that they have become extraordinarily skilled at shutting down their emotions and switching into survival mode.

Indeed, current rates of human-induced extinctions are estimated to be about 1,000 times greater than past natural (background) rates of extinction, leading some scientists to call modern times the sixth mass extinction.

Belief in causality and in the resemblance of the future to the past are natural beliefs, inextinguishable propensities of human nature (madness apart), and even necessary for human survival.

Only along the back roads will you find unusual groups of people, relics of our exciting past and natural scenic wonders.

"People say this is a paradise, but the changes have been so rapid and so brusque that I fear we may have already gone past our natural limits".

Once a fungus evolves past the natural defences of one set of trees, it will spread like wildfire through the rest.

Through that TV show and a Sunday lunchtime BBC Light Programme slot, Cotton sustained a conservative version of 1930s British dance-band style well past its natural life.