Sentence examples similar to human development points from inspiring English sources

For just as this year marks the true beginning of the new Millennium, I have every expectation that it will also be remembered as the dawn of a new era in human development - a turning point that began when the whole world said "yes" to all rights for all children.

Tick marks along the bars indicate studies done at specific time points corresponding to points in normal human development.

The trouble is, the rest of us are dealing with a Silicon Valley company with an apparent indifference to the finer points of human development.

Because families are the most proximal and fundamental social system influencing human development, they provide critical entry points for effective and lasting behaviour change as well as protection (Pequegnat & Szapocnik, 2000).

While condemning liberal societies and prophesying their doom, Marx viewed them as the high point of human development to date.

It always goes with an alternative belief-system – typically, a set of ideas that serves to show the modern west is the high point of human development.

"Investing fully in children today is the starting point of all human development.

(A viewshed, as in watershed, refers to a landscape — usually a beautiful one threatened by human development —  that can be seen from one or more points of view).

The cross-over point was chosen at 0.8 since below this point, countries are deemed as having medium human development.

And much of what we know cannot be put into words, she explained, pointing out that language evolved relatively late in human development.

In all those places the threshold of 75% literacy proved a starting point not just for faster economic growth and human development but for political transition too.