Sentence examples for human demand from inspiring English sources

Evan Rachel Wood has a brazen reality that becomes an unappeasable human demand.

The intrinsic variability of most renewables (especially wind and solar) is no longer a misfit with the variability of human demand.

It is certainly true that the world's marine stocks — large fish even more than small ones — are being depleted by human demand at a catastrophic rate.

"It is time to talk about the growing human demand for illegal wildlife products that drives the trade and makes it profitable," he continued.

The farmed fish are fed with species that people could consume, he said, so it ends up contributing to human demand for the wild stocks of other species.

Research and development could dramatically change the economics of solar energy, for instance, given that the Sun provides 5,000 times more energy to the Earth's surface than our total human demand for energy.

"My human demands what any human would want.

Otterbourne is where human demands and the needs of the river come into sharp conflict.

On these and other questions about how to calibrate human demands with the ideology of the wilderness, Monbiot is silent.

Might scientists be able to adapt the photosynthetic process pioneered by plants and adapt it to meet human demands?

The idea is to translate human demands on the environment into a common unit, so they can be added up.