Sentence examples for their native environments from inspiring English sources

He resolved to exhibit them in settings that recalled their native environments.

I've seen very primitive corn, potato, pineapple and other plants in their native environments from which modern agriculture has been developed.

Not only could these extinct animals, and others such as the thylacine and the passenger pigeon, be reconstructed and returned to their native environments, they could potentially be used to "provide tools for outreach and education".

Unlike "The Real World," the original MTV reality series that over 20 years has largely devolved into a miasma of binge drinking, these shows aim to depict young people in their native environments.

Tylor is considered to have been the first to define the word "culture" in the modern sense: as a set of knowledge, customs and values that all people acquire from their native environments, whether England or Polynesia.

Marine organisms have developed a wide variety of protective strategies to thrive in their native environments.

Before the Strandbeests appeared here, I would see them in their native environment.

Ditch the artificial Petri dishes and grow the bugs in an underground 'soil hotel', surrounded by their native environment.

(The endlessly entertaining video for "Trollhammaren," much viewed on YouTube, shows the band members carousing and feasting in their native environment).

And then there was Halcyon, a groovy cafe-nightclub-thrift-shop-bar-rec-room that attracted kids from the neighborhood and coolhunters from Manhattan and L.A. to observe them in their native environment.

The researchers worked with tissues that came from patients, rather than cells cultured in a petri dish, meaning that they were able to probe how cells behaved in their native environment.