The phrase "alone humanity" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of humanity existing in solitude or isolation, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "In the vast universe, alone humanity struggles to find its place."
Alternatives: "isolated humanity" or "solitary humanity".
That ancient, single-celled organism would have had an unprecedented potential for complexity, and without it multicelled life -- let alone humanity -- could never have evolved.
If you don't know why that's a genius idea, you're not alone, humanity as a whole knows more about the surface of the moon than we do about the floor of the ocean.
If this group rather than that had been wiped out, the future would have been different, and the vertebrates, let alone humanity, might never have arisen.Such musings led him into further conflict with orthodox neo-Darwinians, led by an equally skilful writer in the shape of Richard Dawkins an Oxford man, and an exponent of effortless superiority if ever there was one.
NEARLY half a century ago, Frank Drake, a young radio astronomer with extraterrestrials on his mind, stepped up to a blackboard in Green Bank, W.Va., and scribbled a string of symbols intended to bring some clarity to the question of just how alone humanity is in the cosmos.
"150 million people use Amazon in the US alone". Humanity en masse is just more tech savvy.
Going it alone, humanities scholars can tell intriguing stories about the origins and significance of art, but they don't have the tools to patiently winnow the field of competing ideas.
Since Antarctica is the coldest continent on Earth this means we would turn all the ice on the planet into liquid water and hence raise sea level worldwide higher than ever before in the history of humanity - let alone human civilization.
Having said that, the decade of lost opportunity has made it all but impossible, using emissions reductions alone, for humanity to avoid breaching the 2C safety barrier.
A similar probably derived form of this motif is found in Enuma elish, in which Enki (Ea) alone fashioned humanity out of the blood of the slain rebel leader Kingu.
Its most controversial chapter, the "Profession of Faith of a Savoyard Vicar," suggested that nature alone provided humanity with the religious knowledge it needed; this dismissal of the church and the Bible naturally led to the book's condemnation.
In addition to this view is the repeated emphasis upon the doctrine that God alone is humanity's sole benefactor, and for these reasons the response of gratitude is an important element in the structure of the covenant.
