Sentence examples for human endowment from inspiring English sources
Mr. Chomsky and his many adherents regard language as a uniquely human endowment, centered in a specific area of the brain.
As the most widely documented language in human history, English holds a unique key to unlocking some of the mysteries of the uniquely human endowment of language.
"Improvisation is the ultimate human endowment," wrote the scholar Albert Murray, concluding "The Hero and the Blues," an essay on American literature that showed how the best art came directly from a people's survival tactics.
We are humans, language is our unique human endowment, yet we have not been able to take advantage of that when interacting with machines.
The assumption in mainstream psychiatry is that Western conditions are not culture-bound; they represent abnormalities in a universal human endowment.
To sustain a livelihood, people draw on the natural assets that they have access to, notably water, combining these with their human endowments and capabilities and the financial and social capital which they can claim (Chambers and Conway 1992 ; Scoones 1998 ; Nicol 2000 ).
The human capital endowment has long been perceived to be of paramount importance to regional growth and development.
A language was not a cultural artifact that existed out there, in the world: grammar came from within; it was part of the human biological endowment.
In summary, our study highlights that Iran benefits from a window of opportunity for development by virtue of its large human capital endowment in higher education and research, both inside and outside the country.
Human capital endowment also shows a relevant role in preventing persistent poverty.
