Sentence examples for demand for human from inspiring English sources

"Demand for human life," he tells us, "is soaring.

The rise of increasingly powerful machines will inevitably reduce the demand for human labor, they say.

Of course the extensions must be top quality--raising the demand for human hair.Not all hair is of equal value.

I worry that such a demand for human perfection exists outside the womb in the minds of those who want to fashion a nice, clean and safe environment.

But the researchers say that "technology and the sex trade coexist and reinforce each other creating more demand for human bodies".

He mentions the possibility that technological progress may increase the demand for human capital, which will augment the labour income share and push against the demographic trend.

Demand for human ova has been growing in recent years, fueled by infertility treatments and increased investment in stem cell research.

Realizing that the demand for human heart transplants would outstrip the supply, Dr. DeBakey pursued the development of a total artificial heart as well as a partial one, known as a ventricular assist device, or VAD.

This is just before sugar took off as a commodity, just before the demand for human labour made the slave trade into the monstrous machine that it became by the time Beloved begins.

As people increasingly embrace pets as integral members of the family, the demand for human-quality pet food, service, clothing and grooming will continue to grow.

TaqMan primers and probes for ribosomal 18S, MULE, p53 and HIF-1 α were purchased from ABI as Assays-on-Demand for human genes.