Sentence examples for a human price from inspiring English sources

And they carried a human price.

That harvest comes at a human price, however.

The talk of a human price fairly buzzed among the newcomers afterward, as did expressions of anger and duty, but also, for many, an eagerness to see action.

It's just that, as Applebaum has documented, the geopolitics, prudent and logical as they might have been, carried a human price.

There is a human cost to the cheap prices that we pay for clothes.

The wall bought Cold War stability at a ghastly human price.

Despite paying a high human price last summer, the Ossetians gained what they had wanted for more than 15 years – control over the whole of their territory and official recognition by Russia of their independence from Georgia.

They exact a terrible human price for their greed every time they toss millions into the rubble with one layoff after another.

But often, they claim an even higher human price.

Whether on the nature of education (The More You Know, the Less You Know), specific case-study material (Santiago Nights) or a doleful meditation on the human price of globalisation (Must a Man Sell His God?), the instructor's 40-strong repertoire, often belted out to the accompaniment of videos and photographs, now aims to bring it all back home.

Both countries have paid a heavy economic and human price for their 55 years of confrontation over Kashmir.