Sentence examples for humane only from inspiring English sources

A few were willing to convert to humane only pet shops while the others went out of business.

Improving Britons' mental health is not only humane, but economical.

International literature seems to have increasingly focused on children's health issues over recent years [ 1- 5] highlighting a growing understanding that intervention strategies that target children, are not only humane, but may be particularly effective in reducing the subsequent burden of disease in adults.

The nonlethal strategies, such as those advocated by HSUS and GeesePeace and funded by Congress in 2004, are not only more humane but have proven more successful over the long run.

The film is right in illuminating BP's greatest failure as its above-it-all strategy of defensive management: an attempt to litigate problems away rather than handling them at the front end, pro-actively, in a manner that would have been not only infinitely more humane but also more cost-effective.

Not only is this humane, but it actually makes good economic sense.

"[These policies] are going to not only be more humane but much more cost effective," Ronalds says.

WRAP seeks to ensure that jails do not replace community-based mental health treatment services and that the hundreds of millions of dollars that are currently funding the whole bureaucratic process of criminalizing people instead be applied as an initial down payment towards the housing and treatment that is not only much more humane, but in the long run, much more affordable as well.

But one feels that he alights on his humane median only by making each side of that median extreme and impossible.

Scouts Canada, for instance, is particularly humane, not only rejecting sexual orientation as a criterion for membership but also authorizing specialized troops, including ones for Mormons, Cantonese-speakers and gay Scouts.

The oxymoronic quest for humane executions only accentuates the absurdity of allowing the death penalty in a civilized society.