Sentence examples for human warfare from inspiring English sources

"can be developed into a human warfare agent".

While common in human warfare, this kind of coalition-building to defend territory has never been clearly shown in the animal world.

But however tempting it is to see these battles through the lens of human warfare, the motives for chimp-on-chimp violence are poorly understood.

In what may be Mr. Clarke's most suggestive and disturbing novel, "Childhood's End," an alien race of Overlords, with apparent generosity, establish a utopia on Earth, eliminating human warfare and ushering in an era of plenty.

Chimpanzees, we now know, engage in something distressingly akin to human warfare, but bonobos, whose evolutionary lineage makes them no more distant from us than chimps, are justly renowned for making love instead.

For another, he chooses the eve of his departure to inform his new girlfriend, an Air Force nurse named Evelyn Kate Beckinsalee), that he will not make love to her just now, on the ground that he wants to save something for later; this sacrifice, which leaves Evelyn looking a little huffy, makes Rafe unique in the annals of human warfare.

Now you get to enjoy four years of union-busting, billions to corporate welfare, nothing for human welfare, warfare lots of that, cuts to education, privatization of everything they can sell, all sorts of fun and games.

Our apprehension is extreme: while a small number of animal species display occasional viciousness, their aggression is nowhere near the scale of human righteousness, warfare or terrorism.

Berge Meere und Giganten presciently invokes such topics as world war, urbanization, the alienation from nature, mechanization, the dehumanization of the modern world, as well as mass migration, globalization, totalitarianism, fanaticism, terrorism, state surveillance, genetic engineering, synthetic food, the breeding of humans, biochemical warfare, and others.

Additionally, the initiative could help build war machines that "think" like humans and would therefore lessen human casualties in warfare.

Tractors were turning over the earth redolent with centuries of human toil and warfare.