Sentence examples for the broad environment from inspiring English sources

Kumar argues that the spiritual aspect of the environment is what has been lost in the great debate about the way we live, and that the broad environment movement has not understood the power of concepts such as love and reverence, which are not to be confused with religion, he insists.

Participants were presented with a summary map that outlined the broad environment that they had to navigate through and were instructed to move as quickly as they could from the point of origin to the destination.

This study takes the focus from single harmful environmental exposures to a broader view of the environment encompassing several domains, and provides context for further studies of birth outcomes and the broad environment.

Source apportionment and emissions-based methods are useful for examining "upstream" environmental exposures that encompass individual pollutants; however not all exposures in the broad environment lend themselves to these methods.

We have to be much, much more sensitive to the broader environment.

"They are uniquely positioned to influence the Olympics and the broader environment for equality in Russia".

Online retailers are not exempt from the broader environment, and many have also slashed their marketing spending in the wake of the collapse of Internet stocks.

"Consumer spending has been episodic," the chief executive, Brian J. Dunn, said, adding that it "appears that our customers are operating on cues from the broader environment".

But as lead in the broader environment ebbed, the urban archipelago of New York's lead belt, and some even more seriously afflicted neighborhoods in Philadelphia, Chicago and Providence, emerged even more starkly.

"But especially when you're a small or midsized company, scrambling to make your way in the world, especially when things get bad in the broader environment, that's when you need the help.

In nearly four hours of testimony to Parliament's commission on banking standards, current and former bank executives faced questions over management missteps, deficient controls and the broader environment that prompted employees to report false rates.