Sentence examples for caused by humanity from inspiring English sources
All pain caused by humanity can always be synthesized down to ego and greed.
8 P.M. (13, 49) THE DUST BOWL Ken Burns uses film footage, photographs, the songs of Woody Guthrie and interviews with 26 survivors to chronicle the worst environmental disaster caused by humanity in American history.
Johnson has irreverently described the global leaders who drafted the Paris treaty as driven by "a primitive fear" that warmer weather was caused by humanity – a fear that he described as "without foundation".
To the extent that global warming is caused by humanity, as many scientists believe, this is a serious problem because burning coal at a power plant releases more greenhouse gases than using oil or natural gas to generate the same amount of electricity.
Along the way, he catalogued the environmental devastation caused by humanity's determination to toast en masse — a vast crime against nature committed in the name of breakfast.
The last El Niño event ended in 2016 and helped make that year the hottest ever recorded by adding to the heating caused by humanity's carbon emissions.
Analysing the human rights trials in Argentina established to prosecute those responsible for human rights violations during the military dictatorship, this book addresses how and why domestic prosecutions can operate as a means for reparation and contribute to deal with the damage caused by crimes against humanity.
If these changes continue, the clove, one of the earliest of commodities, could be endangered in its ancestral home by greenhouse gas emissions caused precisely by humanity's ever-expanding appetite for commodities.
He also believes that the thinning-out process caused by The Black Death gave humanity the breathing space to create the Renaissance.
All those spoonfuls of sugar are not only making us fat, they're contributing to arguably the biggest health threats facing humanity: diabetes, caused by soaring levels of obesity.
This supports a theory that yaws is an "heirloom disease": one caused by a bacterium that infected humanity's ancestors and that has evolved with the species as people have spread around the world.
