Sentence examples for earlier human from inspiring English sources

Sometimes hunters' cabins indicated signs of earlier human life.

Such data for non-European societies and for earlier human populations are much more fragmentary.

The proposed covenants would build on the UN's earlier human rights covenants covering, social, economic, and cultural rights, and civil and political rights.

Dr. White, who has found even earlier human ancestors in Ethiopia, participated in the analysis of the 3.2-million-year-old Lucy fossils.

The answer would seem to lie in an earlier human migration: the forced passage of 12 million souls in the trans-Atlantic slave trade.

The complexities of Later Stone Age environmental and behavioral variability in East Africa remain poorly defined, and toolstone sourcing is essential to understand the scale of the social and natural landscapes encountered by earlier human populations.

At the same time they bore an unmistakable resemblance to the isolated figures of his earlier, human-centric paintings.

Earlier, human-rights groups both in the United States and abroad had cried foul, arguing that America has already breached international law in its treatment of the prisoners.

At first, Twombly's new O.S., who has enough of a sense of identity to name herself Samantha, chides Twombly for speaking to her in the robotized fragments typical of earlier human-computer speech.

Scott's specialty is not early human history.

Hardly any of these early human relics is complete.