Sentence examples for effects of mankind from inspiring English sources

Inspired by "anthropocene" - a geological era marked by the effects of mankind - Ms. Dibbs "We Were Here" exhibition seeks to raise consciousness around humanity's sense of separation from mother earth and the resultant state of eco-emergency. .

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

Jason Koumas's decision to reject a move to West Brom to stay at Tranmere Rovers may not have such a monumental effect on the history of mankind, but it has left Albion chairman Paul Thompson a bit peeved.

Such a contribution was merely "one of the legacies of ancient Greece which have helped form western thought, society and art -- the product of a civilization which... had a unique effect on the history of mankind".

Besides the involved phenomenology in solar terrestrial physics, some of the main effects of space weather variability concerning mankind in space and at the earth's surface will also be discussed.

The Fukushima case was the first opportunity in the history of mankind to rigorously study the biological effects of a large-scale nuclear accident from the very beginning of the accident.

Prognostication of outcome is of all ages and a distinguishing feature of mankind.

By the shedding of his blood, the sin of mankind was wiped out and a new relationship of life eternal life was effected between God and man.

This study could be further extended to other spectra of pesticides with such speculated adverse effects and would be a first step towards better rationalised usage of pesticides for the benefit of mankind.

Unacknowledged legislators of mankind.

Crutzen published "Geology of Mankind" in 2002.