Sentence examples for future generations of humans from inspiring English sources

This could prove to be a defining conundrum for future generations of humans.

Animals and future generations of humans will surely thank us for our efforts.

Internationally, I wonder if population-increasing technologies (eradication of diseases, chemical controls for malaria, etc). in already-overpopulated areas condemn future generations of humans and other species to ever-lower standards of living on an Earth with finite resources.

It might seem crazy, if not criminal, to obligate 3,000 future generations of humans to take care of our poisonous waste just so that we can continue running our electric toothbrushes.

The letter, addressed to Sir Michael Dixon, the institution's director, said the museum should "show leadership in communicating the facts of human impacts upon our planet and the threat that those present to the wellbeing and survival of future generations of humans as well as to the myriad, wonderful other species with which we share this planet".

Your own speculation about the future -- which assumes that future generations of humans will not be better equipped to deal with nuclear waste than we are -- is also futurology.

Gattaca anticipated today's growing debate over designing future generations of human beings.

Some were supportive, but there were many sarcastic variants on "What could possibly go wrong?" We have to take seriously people like Austen Heinz who say they want to modify future generations of human beings and upgrade the human species.

From the standpoint of doing something about global warming, the uncertainties are irrelevant unless we don't care what kind of world we leave for future generations-of humans and polar bears.

More importantly though, by suppressing climate change and other environmental activism--for the benefit of corporations--it threatens the survival of--future generations of human and nonhuman biotic communities.

Indeed the eyes of future generations are upon us, but our responsibility is not only to American eyes, and not just to future generations of all humans, but to all the species with which we share this planet.