Sentence examples for existence of mankind from inspiring English sources

"By giving this year's prize to an ecologist, the Nobel committee is signalling that the environment is up there among the very biggest concerns for the peaceful existence of mankind".

You know how sometimes you look at a piece of research and think, "I suppose it's an interesting technical problem, but isn't teaching an AI to hunt and kill humans a pursuit fundamentally dangerous to the continued existence of mankind?" This is one of those times.

The two start off talking mass extinctions and the possibility of mankind being snuffed out of existence, waltz through shared reminiscences about favorite music and scenes from old video games.

Sir Mark Walport said a section of the general public was increasingly doubtful about the existence of climate change and mankind's responsibility for it in the face of the global economic downturn, sceptical media coverage and "climate fatigue".

Nor should too much be made of the fact that Mozart wrote to his dying father that death is the "true goal of our existence," the "best and truest friend of mankind".

Even though his efforts were often constricted to three black and white panels, Watterson used that space to discuss everything from mortality to the existence of God and the perils of mankind's self-destructive habits.

It has probably being in existence almost as long as the history of mankind.

The import of these motifs here is, however, new: they bring out the basic precariousness of human existence; mankind's usefulness to the gods will not protect them unless they take care not to annoy them, however innocently.

Indeed, it may be imperative to explore this negative solidarity of mankind – a state of global existence in which people from different pasts find themselves thrown together in a common present.

The imagery draws from one of mankind's oldest metaphors: the idea of existence as a river.

Since antiquity, man has used plants to treat common diseases even long before mankind discovered the existence of microbes.