Sentence examples for sake of environmental from inspiring English sources

Before the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce last month, Mr. Prentice emphasized that he would not be willing to aggravate a weakened economy for the sake of environmental progress.

For the sake of environmental protection and public health, the utilization of natural fibers in industrial application composites provides challenges for researcher to develop suitable techniques to produce good quality fibers for use as reinforcement for polymer composites.

Ought we to pay bribes for the sake of environmental improvement and maintaining a presence in this country or forsake the environment and a presence in this country in order to strike a blow against corruption?

Though no one formally counts people displaced for the sake of environmental preservation, data from the UN and the International Union for the Conservation of Nature on park footprints and population density estimate that the total number of removed people could be near 20 million.

With the tools of Synthetic Biology these can be enhanced and/or repurposed for the sake of biological control, environmental remediation and whole-cell biocatalysis.

In light of the above, conservation practitioners, both local and foreign, should temper their conservationist zeal and recalibrate the Zoning Plan, which has configured the entire island into a 'territorial set-aside' for the sake of the globe's environmental health, while threatening pastoralists with displacement from their livelihood domains.

And yet, it remains unclear whether the ubiquity of robustness in nature can be explained by selection for evolvability or whether it has evolved for the sake of buffering mutational and/or environmental noise (Hartl and Taubes 1996; Wagner et al. 1997; Ancel and Fontana 2000; Meiklejohn and Hartl 2002; de Visser et al. 2003; Wagner 2005).

They shed years of possessions and keepsakes to get by with two shirts and two pairs of pants and two mugs and two forks, in order to occupy what amounts to a monk's cell, for the sake of simplicity, frugality, or upright environmental living.

Pulling out of the Europe Union would encourage Westminster politicians to tear up decades of environmental protections, damaging Britain's countryside for the sake of short term competitive advantage, some of the UK's most eminent naturalists have warned.

Moreover, for the sake of a widespread behavioral viewpoint, the environmental disturbances as well as the parasitic components have been taken into consideration.

Like mountaintop removal in Appalachia, the decades-long battle over Black Mesa and the ensuing Hopi-Navajo Settlement has been a symbol of the shameless disregard of human rights and environmental protection for the sake of extraction industry profits.