Sentence examples for the environment means from inspiring English sources

If preserving the environment means stopping poor people flying so the rich can fly, then screw it".

In recent years, rising incomes and greater awareness about the environment means people have started buying cars that meet the latest emission standards, and discarded older, polluting vehicles.

A Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) spokesman said: "The scale and complexity of the incident and the environment means there are large information gaps.

Constant change in the environment means continually evolving strategies, new products, new processes and new technologies to adopt.

A spokesperson for the Foreign Office (FCO) said: "The scale and complexity of the incident and the environment means there are large information gaps.

He should begin, Geoff Lean writes in a forthcoming collection of essays ("Responsibility and Resilience: What the Environment Means to Conservatives"), by reclaiming natural political turf.

The tough economy and interest in the environment mean a whole new language for companies that previously boasted about engine displacements and torque.

Mr. Nader is the candidate of the Green Party, and his calls for protecting the environment mean a lot to his audiences.

As The Times of London recalled, "To him, a full consideration of the environment meant thinking about a combination of architecture, town planning and landscape".

The sheer volume of plastics escaping into the environment mean that by 2050 there could be more plastic in our seas than fish.

During this time our likes and dislikes became wired in our brains, as the appropriate responses to the environment meant the difference between survival or death.