Sentence examples for ultimate natural from inspiring English sources

The beautiful nature and landscape are additional reasons to support renewable energy as the ultimate natural way of energy production.

He attributes his interest in storm chasing to a Christmas gift, "a young man's ultimate natural disaster kit," given to him by his mother when he was 9.

Calhoun would himself begin papers by quoting Malthus's view that "vice and misery impose the ultimate natural limit on the growth of populations".

Even in the heyday of frozen concentrate, the popularity of orange juice rested largely on its image as the ultimate natural beverage, fresh-squeezed from a primordial fruit.

Deception Island was next (which genius named these places?), Chris the Australian ship-doctor's favourite bit of Antarctica: 'Cos it has looks, history, everything.' It's the ultimate natural harbour, a collapsed volcano which ships squeeze into through a gap in the rocks called Neptune's Bellows.

The Galapagos Islands provide the ultimate natural laboratory for illustrating the amazing variety of flora and fauna that can develop in a relatively isolated location.

Buffalo (which rightfully should be called bison if they are from North America rather than Asia or Africa) are the ultimate sustainable, natural and healthful food.

The reason for this prominence of space is that almost all renewable resources, solar radiation, wind and hydro power as well as bio-resources may be tracked back to our ultimate sustainable natural income, solar energy.

He was the ultimate polymath when "natural philosophers" had not yet begun to specialize.

This trend in turn produced a growing distrust of the power of human beings to attain knowledge of the ultimate basis of natural phenomena.

In a presidential election year, the natural, ultimate political wish is that the voters demonstrate to the competing politicians that a huge campaign treasury is no match for fresh ideas courageously focused on the nation's true challenges, not on its constituents' prejudices.