Sentence examples for allowance for the human from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year, it appealed to the leading conservation NGOs, asking them to make greater allowance for the human population.

And there are also allowances for the human element: a person will be considered the "operator" of a vehicle whether they are physically present or not.

Make allowances for the human condition: tired, overworked, over-stressed, family illnesses, personal illnesses, and simple frailty.

And yet this is the logical conclusion of a government policy aimed at providing therapy on the cheap, in a one-size-fits-all approach, which affords little allowance for the diversity and complexity of human emotional pain.

The daily vitamin C consumption of gorillas in the wild far exceeds the recommended daily allowance for adult humans, 1 mg/kg/day.

Such an approach makes no allowance for human judgment or discretion, for a consideration of the unique circumstances that surround every incident that ultimately becomes another impersonal piece of data.

"Alas, no religion of which we are now aware has…made any allowance for the tens and probably hundreds of thousands of years of the human story".

This guarantees for a flexible accounting system, which makes allowance for non-human induced disturbances and automatically integrates an adaptation component into the accounting system.

It provides new information that, with due allowance for the differences between the model of developing zebra fish muscle and postnatal human muscle in which it the object of medical interest, usefully enhances our understanding of its functional properties.

The same two ratios were determined for each human bone spectrum and evaluated against the appropriate calibration lines, making due allowance for the difference in coherent scattering between bone and plaster of Paris.

Allowances for those already of pension age will be frozen until the personal allowance for the rest of the population catches up.