Sentence examples for a human concern from inspiring English sources

Protection from projectiles has been a human concern for as long as there have been projectiles.

We must never lose sight of the fact that ultimately, this is a humanitarian – and a human – concern.

But it is important to acknowledge that science is inevitably a human concern, with implications for how we look at the world and the way we live our lives.

We may overlook valuable exchanges of information which used to come from human contact - when people physically transferred material from desk to desk, department to department, chatting as they did so, checking up on other matters arising, holding an organisation together as a human concern.

But gradually we realise that it is he who is being morally crippled by the experience and that the boy, who has known no other world, carries within himself a natural decency, an untarnished human concern for his fellow man.

Death is the one subject that will apply to every member of your book club and can be a means of uniting your community or group around a shared human concern.

"There is no time when refuge has not been a critical human concern.

These stories speak to a persistent human concern: Our lives as we know them are temporary, subjected to merciless change.

"This is a very human concern," said Antti Turunen, head of the permanent mission of Finland to the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe in Vienna.

"By the same token, people who express concern about children being in detention, that doesn't mean they're soft on border protection, that just means that they're expressing a real human concern".

American courts have long assumed a universal human concern with the disposition of our mortal remains.