Sentence examples for human riches from inspiring English sources

It will destroy half of humanity: it is going to destroy immense human riches.

Tikal is one of those unforgettable locations where breathtaking human riches converge with nature's own.

With four major ethnic groups -- the Hausa and Fulani in the north, the Yoruba in the west and the Igbo in the east, plus an almost countless number of minority tribes -- Nigeria has always had an embarrassment of human riches and possibilities.

… And yet, within our reach, there is a reservoir, a bearer of meaning, of energy, of solidarity, of relationships: the family, the source of all the human and economic riches of the nation — of all nations — and a barrier against crime, against despair, and against all extremisms".

The South Korean activist group was composed largely of defectors from the authoritarian North, who now routinely criticize its human rights abuses and leaders' riches.

Great names flit across the pages; great stories, too, about the astonishing variety of human speech and the riches of even the most supposedly primitive, vanishing languages.

The city was designed "to conceal from the eyes of the wealthy" the human cost of their riches: "the misery and grime which form the complement of their wealth".

Instead, he could have utilized the splendor of Iran's riches in human and natural resources and played a leading constructive regional role to promote stability, progress, and peace.

MOSCOW--As most nations rush to mine the riches of the human genome, Russia is moving to eviscerate its National Human Genome Program NHGPP).

Not so Jeanette Winterson, whose new novel is a modern rewriting of the story which pays tribute to its imaginative riches and message of human hope and redemption.

But, while it's a tempting analogy, I see the play as a more universal study of human ingratitude, the alienating effect of riches and the solitude of self-realisation.