Sentence examples for very habitable from inspiring English sources

There may be small differences in interior finish by the time the cars reach the showrooms, but even as they are now they are very habitable.

"It looks more and more like Mars was a very habitable world three to four billion years ago," said Monica Grady, professor of planetary science at the Open University.

Inside, the iX35 is described as more "premium" than previous Hyundais, a claim based on some satin-finish mock aluminium, a soft-touch dashboard face and gentle blue instrument illumination, but actually it's no advance here on the already very habitable i30 hatchback.

"It's a very habitable rock," he says.

If runaway climate change kicks in then within a generation there will be very little habitable on the planet and the suffering will be unimaginable".

And, says Jonathan Lunine, director of Cornell's Center for Astrophysics and Planetary Science, "other Cassini data tell us [the ocean] is very likely habitable".

At about the same time that Mars was very much a habitable planet, life started on Earth.

If we don't move away from burning fossil fuels in short order, China, U.S., and India - just these three countries together will put so much carbon in the atmosphere over the next several decades, that you will find yourself in a planet that may not seem very healthy or habitable for you and for much of life that inhabit our earth.

There's no point looking for intelligent life on a planet that has not been habitable for very long," said Rushby.

It has been applied to worlds with five times the mass of Earth and nearly twice its radius, or to worlds that skirt the very fringes of the "habitable zone", in which a planet would be neither too hot nor too cold for liquid water to exist on its surface.And while Dr Quintana can be confident about the new planet's size, much else about is speculative.

Many more places will technically be habitable but very arid.