Sentence examples for Human populace from inspiring English sources

There is, however, still a large amount of the human populace that prefers to go shopping at traditional brick-and-mortar stores.

In agreement with this, nematodes deficient in electron transport chain complexes I, II, and III, but not ATP synthase, were sensitive to arsenite exposure, thus identifying a novel class of gene-environment interactions that warrant further investigation in the human populace.

With no vikings trying to kill them, the dragons are devouring the local crops, then emptying their bowels midflight, as large flying beasts are wont to do, on the human populace.

By the end of Russian occupation in 1721, a third of the Finnish human populace as well as large numbers of horses were lost to war and epidemic diseases.

After two acts of the creatures inflicting mass casualties on the human populace (mostly off screen, natch), a brilliant marine scientist (Deborah Gibson), her new found Japanese counterpart, and her grizzled, daffy mentor decide to pit the creatures against each other, for the mother of... make that developmentally challenged third cousin once removed of all aquatic showdowns.

Though the federal government is currently trying to extricate itself from the scientific reality of climate change, at some point it will have to deal with the societal implications of huge swathes of the country requiring expensive modifications to support a human populace.

So far, 9.9 million Afghans have registered, which is a little embarrassing, but the lust to get more than one registration card is only human to a populace that hid its oppressed womenfolk until the U.S. and its allies overthrew the Taliban.

It's been our way of keeping in touch with our humanity while surrounded by a populace that sees us as less than human.

Washington, meanwhile, is encouraging Havana to press forward with market reforms, improve human rights and allow the Cuban populace more say in decision making.

— In this year of the endless midsummer in Sweden, the country's populace is dancing around the human maypole that is Henrik Stenson, reveling in the international golf success of a few of its own.

This book provides guidance to the development field on how to best heal the deep wounds suffered by a nation's populace through the lens of post-conflict human rehabilitation.