Sentence examples for saving nature from inspiring English sources

"There are excesses," he admitted jovially, but only in the cause of saving nature.

Ms Peacock is as interested in exploring the saving nature of creativity: when we concentrate exclusively on the minutiae of making, she says, "all else falls away, all that would tear at us".

For too long, environmentalism and conservation have been focused on saving nature for its intrinsic value.

Rambunctious Garden: Saving Nature in a Post-Wild World.

It's exactly the sort of imperfect urban forest that an environmental journalist, Emma Marris, has in mind in her book "Rambunctious Garden: Saving Nature in a Post-Wild World" (Bloomsbury, $25), due out around the end of August.

Now that a $16m buyout by the Nature Conservancy seems to have secured Lewa's immediate future, Mr Craig has turned his attention to saving nature in the vast expanses of northern Kenya through working with communities.

He also stresses the time-saving nature of virtual trade fairs.

This repetitive, religious exercise seems to be an endeavor of the most serious, world-saving nature, one in which The Others are clearly terrified to not participate.

But iFixit still takes away marks from Microsoft for doing things they feel are unnecessary to the space-saving nature of the design, including gluing the battery in, which they call "planned obsolescence" which is "completely unnecessary".

Our results suggest that Napier grass exhibits a 'water-spending' behaviour that might be targeted to areas with intermittent drought stress, whereas Mulato II displays a 'water-saving' nature that could be directed to areas with longer dry periods.

'We'll be able to collapse our order-to-delivery time and that's going to free up working capital because we're not buying stuff ahead of time and stockpiling it.' There is a theoretical purity about it that seems to be cost-saving in nature.