Sentence examples for reliably sustainable from inspiring English sources
Woody biomass is a reliably sustainable source of chemicals and energy that could be replenished at a rate consistent with our needs.
However, in the long term, we argue that nuclear fission technology is the only developed energy source that is capable of delivering the enormous quantities of energy that will be needed to run modern industrial societies safely, economically, reliably and in a sustainable way, both environmentally and as regards the available resource base.
Competition should generally be the default option for achieving affordability, as it has proven superior to tiered pricing for reliably achieving the lowest sustainable prices.
First, tiered pricing does not necessarily result in the lowest sustainable prices, nor does it reliably lead to price reductions over time.
A secure and sustainable upper supply limit for biomass is not reliably known.
The community considers the goal in biodiversity informatics to be full integration of the biodiversity research community, including citizens' science, through a commonly-shared, sustainable e-infrastructure across all sub-disciplines that reliably serves science and society alike.
All of these seek to achieve a sustainable delivery of high-quality lead candidates that can be reliably progressed into the lead development and clinical pipeline.
As shown here in the fisheries context, accounting for evolutionary changes in ecological properties and processes is vital to reliably predict population development in the future, assess the conservation status of the population and establish limits for sustainable harvesting (e.g. Kinnison and Hairston 2007).
But there are lessons on managing a sustainable sector too: in the US, the industry has grown so fast that training of technical personnel which can deliver services safely and reliably has proved challenging.
Alaska is still reliably Republican.
