Sentence examples for a human approach from inspiring English sources

If that were accompanied by a genuine apology and a human approach, it could go some way to healing the wounds borne by the families".

Gabrielsson summed up the message of the Millennium novels to me by stating that: "The books have a human approach, and clearly state that individual people do matter and may not be abused, lied to, misled or deceived".

Ibn Baṭṭūṭah was a curious observer interested in the ways of life in various countries, and he described his experiences with a human approach rarely encountered in official historiography.

In under an hour we learned what chaos theory actually means (that even nice, predictable Newtonian physics can end up in chaos: the simplest of equations can lead to unstable outcomes); how medicine would benefit if it remembered that a human approach to patients can heal alongside technological whiz-bang developments; and how banking imploded from a combination of both of these faults.

Founder Luke Gotszling describes this as "more of a human approach" to search.

Russia's foreign ministry has appealed to Kiev to "show a human approach".

A human approaches; the horse, Topthorn, lifts his head, flexes his ears and shakes his tail.

The robot's redundant layers of safety mechanisms include a crown of sonar sensors ringing its head that automatically slows its movements whenever a human approaches.

For the safety of workers, industrial robots are either kept in metal or glass cages, or protected from humans by "light curtains," which cause the robots to stop if a human approaches.

More commonly, the female flys off and abandons her nest temporarily, leaving the eggs or small nestlings exposed, when a human approaches it.

We developed a human approach-avoidance task that emulates rodent anxiety paradigms such as operant conflict tests [ 11] (e. g.