Sentence examples for a human time from inspiring English sources
It is a problem that does not exist on a human time frame.
"She is a human time machine," The New York Times wrote in 2006.
The essential problem of the greenhouse effect is its irreversible character at a human time scale.
She's a human time warp: she isn't married, she still lives at home, and her bona fides will always apply.
The kingdom, which has a population of 24.5 million, including nearly 7 million foreigners, has what one analyst called a "human time bomb".
Using a model, we become puppeteers, masters of a giant system that is, in truth, beyond human control and beyond a human time scale.
Or, in the words of one of her latest songs, what makes her "primed and ticking", a human time-bomb waiting to go off.
According to the IPCC, a large fraction of climate change is thus "irreversible on a human time-scale", except if man-made CO2 emissions are sucked out of the atmosphere over a long period.
Whilst rare on a human time-scale, volcanic eruptions are common occurrences over geological, evolutionary, and archaeological time.
On a human time-scale it is non-renewable.
Swinging between joyful weddings and melancholic funerals like the end points of a pendulum, Distant Voices, Still Lives recalls a very human time.
