Sentence examples for does civilization from inspiring English sources

Each episode will examine an issue like "What is consciousness?" or "Are we alone in the universe?" Other possible questions include "How does civilization affect the planet?" and "What is a virus, and how can it become a pandemic?" The questions — about science, technology, medicine and other subjects — are to be selected in collaboration with universities, including Princeton and Syracuse.

Far from seeing themselves as outlaws, the squatters believed that they were doing civilization's work in putting new land into production, and they saw themselves as the moral superiors of eastern "owners" for whom land was a mere speculative commodity that they did not, with great danger and hardship, cultivate themselves.

If we fail to harness the talent of all members of the next generation, we will be doing civilization a great disservice.

But if you want to explore how California came to look and behave the way it does, how civilizations collided, how farming was started here, how some of our biggest cities got their names and how we wound up with dozens of Native American reservations, the missions are a good place to start.

That is, when all is said and done, every civilization inevitably ends up sucking more order out of the surrounding environment than it ever creates and leaves the Earth more impoverished.

With taxes, we do buy civilization.

As he talks about those American values he throws in buzzwords like "subgroup" and he talks about how much Caucasians have done for civilization.

Asian civilization does not carry the same cultural significance for most Americans that European civilization once did.

Breaking records doesn't advance civilization.

Biology reverts to the mean; civilization does not.

By Fillmore Hyde The New Yorker, August 4 , 1928P. 7 Breaking records doesn't advance civilization.