Sentence examples for effect on mankind from inspiring English sources

"Inferno" puts the idea of a plague front and center, invoking the black plague, its casualty count and its culling effect on mankind.

If you can open borders within art, then you can reach past prejudice, injustice and racism and maybe have an effect on mankind, get people away from old ways of thinking".

In a time in which efficient 3D manufacturing is predicted to have a revolutionary effect on mankind, nature unveils that it has already been using this technique for millions of years.

The pesticide formulations in use these days have their own burdens on farming systems in terms of their accumulation in soil and ecosystems which can have serious effects on mankind and living organisms.

The brown algae have possessed beneficial effects on mankind which is obviously explored in the present study.

"Extinction isn't just about losing part of Earth's evolutionary history, it might also involve fundamental changes in the Earth's ecosystems that may have detrimental effects on mankind".

If you believe your opponents are well-mentioned but wrong, you say "they are grossly underestimating future climate change which could have catastrophic effects on mankind". You don't talk about punishments, because we don't punish people who take the wrong scientific position -- did we throw those phlogiston proponents in jail?

Those concerned about the possible effects on mankind of gene therapy will also find this book interesting.

They measure success based on the impact their product or service is having on mankind.

We keep going further and further into the hole, and it's getting harder and harder to get out of it". The Arctic is rapidly becoming the clearest demonstration of the effects of mankind's impact on the global climate.

Obviously it's also on the Great Barrier Reef, so you'd be confronted by the permanent effects of mankind's environmental cruelty on a daily basis, but everyone likes snorkelling.