Sentence examples for human meddling from inspiring English sources

But other gourmet varieties, like chanterelles and truffles, continue to defy most human meddling.

We hope he resists the forces of exploitation, and closes as much as possible of those stretches of the vast blue Pacific to human meddling.

Many aren't even meant to be part of the habitats they now maraud across, but thanks to human meddling, they ended up there, then got bossy about it.

And given that the laws of value are basically divine, not human, any human meddling in the process is not just foolish but immoral.

As attitudes change, though, it's possible that xeriscaping could prove to be one instance of human meddling that offers substantial benefits to the environment.

We too create and live with the possibility that it is already too late, that human meddling has damaged the world so badly that nothing we do will outlive us.

He warned that humans were meddling with the climate and that this could have an unforeseeable impact on "future generations".

While some ecologists believe that humans have meddled enough with the wilderness, others take a more pragmatic perspective.

That meant showing, for instance, that no similar specimens are found in the cave walls, and that no predator of sea-snails could have deposited them there.Next the researchers demonstrated that stone-age humans had meddled with the shells.

One friend, Howard Feinberg, said, "The Alan I know is someone who is concerned only about helping improve the human condition, not meddling in people's politics".

Now Ukip is reaching the end of its usefulness, and Theresa May's conference speech – a fanatic's rant against meddling human rights lawyers and people who don't become fully and immediately erect at the sight of our nation's flag and all the other bugbears of the British far-right – was aimed squarely at their voter base.