Sentence examples for damage humanity from inspiring English sources

It was a decade since Rachel Carson's Silent Spring had popularised the idea that poisoning nature would damage humanity.

People such as Elon Musk and Stephen Hawking have worried that artificial intelligence will go on to have too much power and could damage humanity.

She wants to revitalise the idea that suicide is wrong, harms others and "damages humanity".

But wise precautions may limit collateral damage as humanity tries to stave off the next big one.

Yet creating a virtual Holocaust survivor also risks diluting a fundamental truth, which is that death is permanent, and that those deaths did irreparable damage to humanity.

With the meeting today and the photographic exhibition, we want to launch a new and powerful appeal to civil society and the international community so that the thousands of Italians and foreign visitors that visit Rome recognize that when we speak of children harmed by armed conflict, there is an irreparable damage that humanity experiences when even one of these young lives is destroyed.

Georges Ohsawa, a Japanese philosopher once said that when we take more than our fair share of food, we damage all of humanity with our greed.

In so doing remember that in A.D. 2010, the Jewish year 5770, humanity damaged a valuable, nourishing ecosystem to maintain the tyranny of oil.

This theory makes perfect sense and plays to our puritanical prejudice that fat, fast food and television are innately damaging to our humanity.

And what possible damage can his own humanity cause?

A restless energy and rebelliousness are undoubtedly what allowed Sacks to break the mould of the reductive scientising that characterised the American medical and neurological establishment he found himself in and to see the humanity in damaged patients.