Sentence examples for sustainable version from inspiring English sources

This, the letter insisted, was a false claim: the plan would simply install a "new, sustainable version of Medicare".

And Cornell's campus starts to look, feel, and act like a more contemporary, more sustainable version of an existing innovation incubator.

It has fallen to the executives, Garten believes, to develop a more sustainable version of globalization, one that includes less inequality and a stronger financial structure.

We either create an ecologically sustainable version of capitalism, or we wait for the consequences to precipitate collapse of the old one.

The more sustainable version of this is where World of Warcraft operators create a market for publicly made quests.

Inspired by a local Victorian bathhouse that closed in 1986 after nearly 90 years, the Barking Bathhouse is a no-frills, low-tech and sustainable version of a modern day luxury spa and bar.

It's good for companies to invest in others' good deeds, but right now it's absolutely critical that companies invest in creating more sustainable versions of themselves".

Feeling connected to the property's roots (founded by similarly adventuresome winemaking brothers back in 1858) and emboldened by their own agrarian lineage as fourth-generation Northern Califarmersfarmers, the duo set out to cultivate sustainable versions of the land's best varietals — chardonnays, pinot noirs, and rare vintage sylvaners.

If we make more sustainable versions of these 50 chemicals, especially those basic chemicals at the core of the industry, we can leverage existing infrastructure for the rest of the supply chain.

This article explores the role of sustainability in the design of luxury fashion products, investigating the type of environmental sustainability practices that luxury companies should adopt in order to galvanize consumers' interest in environmentally sustainable versions of their products.

Birdwatching tends to be presented as 'one of the most ecologically sound and sustainable of versions of wildlife tourism' (Connell 2009), and at the same time 'one of the fastest growing wildlife-based activities' (Roe et al. 1997).