Sentence examples for workable nature from inspiring English sources
Make sure it is a wire that can withstand the weather, both summer and winter, and that it is of a workable nature.
Along with two other students, James Rose and Garrett Eckbo, who were bored with "the dry symmetries of the Beaux-Arts," he wrote a series of articles for Architectural Record that called for a new kind of landscape architecture, a functional one that answered the needs of people in cities and suburbs, and looked to nature for clues to harmonious and workable design.
This enthusiasm led him on a quest to identify 100 workable examples that reflected the essential systems used by nature.
Sponsorships are often considered a workable alternative to traditional ads because they play down their commercial nature, an approach welcomed by jaded consumers weary of being peddled products in ways deemed abrasive and obtrusive.
Admittedly, our evolved nature may affect this, in the sense that any workable system of moral norms must be practical for the needs of beings like us, who are, it seems, naturally inclined to be neither angelically selfless nor utterly uncaring about others.
We propose a definition of "coastal adaptations" rooted in the principles of evolutionary biology as a workable analytical device and review the MSA archaeological record from Africa to characterize the specific nature of coastal adaptations by Homo sapiens.
Ethics has to do with the ways in which we, as human beings, respect, preserve, and persevere in the vast complexity of interconnections which etch themselves upon us as individuals, thereby forming our natures as social selves, and providing the necessary foundation for the creation of cooperative and workable societies.
Is "liquid democracy" workable?
Most locations are workable.
