Sentence examples for human breakthroughs from inspiring English sources

Incredible human breakthroughs in science are helping to reawaken a commitment all across the world to protecting the dignity of every individual.

The business model clearly worked and up until 2001, ironically at about the time of the human-genome breakthroughs, most would have expected this trend to continue.

In the end, Moyn's main pieces of evidence for taking the 1970s as the time of a human rights breakthrough are Carter's abortive steps to inject human rights into foreign policy and the 1975 Helsinki accords with the Soviet Union.

"In the end," Belinda Cooper writes of my book, "The Last Utopia," "Moyn's main pieces of evidence for taking the 1970s as the time of a human rights breakthrough are Carter's abortive steps to inject human rights into foreign policy and the 1975 Helsinki accords" ("New Birth of Freedom," Sept. 26).

Once, technology meant stuff that went to the moon…cured fatal diseases…extended the human lifespan miraculous breakthroughs that altered lives Now, "tech" means something very different: apps that…hails taxis…summon butlers…automatically call dog walkers…gadgets that remind you have a meeting…turn on your thermostat for you It's not that the latter is bad.

When reality wins, it's cause for celebration, so join me in cheering some human nature-based breakthroughs. 1. Hands-down, a better option.

To get people thinking about the issue, Everyday Sexism, human rights organisation Breakthrough and the writer and activist Soraya Chemaly have teamed up to create the 2016 #ChoreChallenge.

Watson is a breakthrough human achievement in the scientific field of Question and Answering, also known as "QA".

Mallika Dutt is the founder of global human rights organization Breakthrough, whose mission is to build a world in which violence against women and girls is unacceptable and all beings can thrive.

Contrary to the widespread view that after Shinya Yamanaka's iPS cell breakthrough human embryo research is no longer needed, I contend that it remains essential.

And his denouement, in which Michel lays the foundations for a wave-theory based scientific breakthrough which destroys human individualism, indeed humanity, and replaces us with a new order of being - a more social species who have set aside the 'monstrous egoism, cruelty and anger' of humans - is a genuine page-turner.