Sentence examples for rather environmental from inspiring English sources

Carol Browner, the new climate tsar, delights greens but worries those who would rather environmental regulations did not cost too much.

Recently some schools were built as rather environmental friendly schools with more attention to comfort and health aspects.

In 1971, Seuss published "The Lorax," a rather somber environmental warning.

It tries to capture the cost of military logistics, rather than environmental impact.

The Minerals Council of Australia insists campaigns to stop new fossil fuel projects have an "ideological" rather than "environmental" objective.

So McCain now presents himself as a reluctant convert, though for economic and energy security reasons rather than environmental ones.

Catholicism is not necessarily an anthropocentric religion; rather, the environmental care for the earth is written into the first moments of creation.

Policies focused on deploying electric vehicles and nuclear or wind power may be justified in purely economic rather than environmental terms.

Another trend is to treat wastewater as a resource that can produce financial assets, rather than environmental and financial liabilities, as Ms. Landsburg is doing with BlackGold Biofuels.

However, opponents warn that the reprieve is only temporary, as the rejection was based on technical and legislative reasons rather than environmental.

The report said "within-child" factors were emphasised too often, rather than environmental factors, "due to families and schools wishing to abdicate responsibility for children's behaviour and systemic failings in current diagnostic procedures".