Sentence examples for humankind public from inspiring English sources

Just as this group of happy sharers may not entirely representative of humankind, public forums such as Twitter may not hold the key understanding the strange things that go on inside that most mysterious of organs, the human brain.

That's what led me recently to produce a "Humankind" public radio program with Kathleen DiChiara in Hillside, NJ.

This challenge to nursing is examined in depth in Resilient Nurses, a new Humankind public radio documentary currently airing on many local stations and now available online.

What chemo, you know, didn't go in right?" Part of the answer to this dilemma lies in a deep re-thinking of how American medical care is delivered -- not just the reforms incorporated in the Affordable Care Act -- a topic covered from many angles in a previous Humankind public radio documentary project, The Search for Well-Being.

Companies that are engaged in genetic testing should join the scientific and medical community and appropriately share bio-data through open-access databases for the benefit of humankind and public health.

The executive board revised this last month to say, "The purposes of the association shall be to advance public understanding of humankind in all its aspects".

All three mentions of the word "science" were excised, and two were replaced by the phrase "the public understanding of humankind".

Host of the public radio series "Humankind".

"Halloween and Samhain are a good opportunity to try to build a greater public awareness of humankind's problems with each other and the ways we can create a society where there is more embracing of diversity," said Fox. "A witch image in the right context can help progress that conversation".

But thanks to a project that seized the public imagination and showcased humankind's terrific ability to reach beyond our grasp, we all got to share in the purest joy of success.

He thinks chemical companies need to be similarly forthright, and explain to the public that they "actually benefit humankind".