Sentence examples for be in human from inspiring English sources

The jobs cut in Kansas and New York will be in human resources, finance, information technology, billing and credit collection and publishing services.

It may be in human nature to want an agreed boundary, but there's something odd about imposing a mathematical construct, an absolute line, on a landscape that knows nothing of Euclid.

He added, "I can tell you I know where my heart is in this matter and I just want to see it to be so clean, as clean as it can be in human experience".

"If we'd had full government support, full government funding for aggressive research using embryonic stem cells from the moment they were first isolated, at the University of Wisconsin in the winter of 1998 - I don't think it unreasonable to speculate that we might be in human trials by now".

His drawings tended to be as accurate as he could make them with regard to field marks and colors, but the birds would also be in human situations: they would play with tools, and they had this whole social life going on.

Rob Thomas, VP of analytics for IBM, argues that the biggest savings for companies will be in human capital.

Just how lethal a bird flu pandemic would be in humans is unknown.

That length of time is, in human terms, "forever".

Of course, it is in human nature to be greedy, but it is also in human nature to be altruistic.

"You cannot repress the basic goodness that is in human nature.

Several other promising drugs now are in human testing.