Sentence examples for took natural from inspiring English sources

The British also took natural rubber from Brazil, where the plant was first domesticated, and created a rubber industry in Southeast Asia that by the nineteen-twenties had greatly diminished Brazil's share of the rubber business.

But by late spring, Gazprom was warning its E.U. customers about weak finances at Naftogaz, and said there was the prospect of a new dispute if Naftogaz fell behind on its payments and took natural gas that was meant for E.U. countries to meet its own needs.

They then used computer models to simulate a storm that occurred in November 2003; a model that incorporated eye-watering levels of Asian aerosols replicated the November storm, while a model that only took natural aerosols into account did not.

The direct counter-model to Heraclitus' explanation of natural changes was the atomism of Leucippus, Democritus, and Epicurus, who viewed matter as constituted by inert material atoms with permanent properties (e.g., weight) and took natural developments to be the macroscopic effects of atoms colliding and changing their spatial positions.

In our model, it took natural selection thousands of years without fishing to undo genetic changes caused by only a century of harvesting.

These are parts of the prize of taking natural capital seriously.

Jane lost her husband just a year before, and takes natural offense.

Taking natural estrogens late in life to prevent symptoms of menopause may be a real problem".

The same is true of treats: "Take natural pigs' ears," says Davies.

It is not a critique — it is about taking natural things and transforming them into something artificial".

Both stairwell and staircase will rise to the fifth floor, taking natural light from the lobby with them.