Sentence examples for human divisions from inspiring English sources

But human divisions are not the result of any simple fallacy.

Even in nature -- pine forests sweeping up to crystalline mountains wreathed with white mists -- the human divisions are always close at hand.

It is one of the paradoxes of a vast, global structure like the internet that its expansion puts as much of an emphasis on human divisions as it does on communication.

Nor did the physical differences today associated with race connote differences in character or culture; as ethnocentric as the Greeks and Romans were, the political affiliations of citizenship were their primary human divisions (Blum 2002, 110).

Tagore's life as a "peripatetic litterateur" affirmed his opinion that human divisions were shallow.

For all the good that most of them do, it is the Christians who are often the source of human division, destruction, and planetary suffering.

But, until Christians actually live as Jesus lived, treat others, but especially their enemies, with forgiveness, openness, and respect, even as Christ did, human division and suffering will continue.

But back-office functions, like the bank's legal and human resources divisions, are also expected to be hard hit.

The report said today's cybercriminals often work for complex operations akin to businesses, with human resources divisions and budgets for research and development.

Earthquakes have sometimes acted to bring peace out of horror, underlining in the most graphic way the impermanence not just of human territorial divisions but of the earth itself.

There are a plethora of ways to realize coordination effects, for instance through conversion of information systems, integration of human resource divisions, and sales integration (Zollo and Singh 2004).