Sentence examples for humankind uses from inspiring English sources

The sun is hugely powerful it delivers more energy in an hour than humankind uses in a year and unlike fossil fuels it will never run out.

HUMANKIND used to produce two or three geniuses per century.

But the bat has a lot to offer humankind: It uses a razor-sharp echolocation to track its insect prey, making it the world's most badass pest exterminator.

Is there any break on the amount of carbon humankind will use, other than the amount of reserves it can exploit?

From the beginning of humankind's use of space, human-made objects have re-entered the Earth's atmosphere and experienced the severe aerodynamic heating and loads characteristic of high-speed atmospheric re-entry.

Channeling powers that the divine had implanted in nature for humankind to use could indeed seem legitimate.

In the past, humankind has used everything from pretty seashells to beaver pelts to rare metal coins to (now) little pieces of paper with uninteresting pictures on them as units of exchange.

But humankind's use, and abuse, of the Earth's natural resources has put our planet in peril.

Humankind has used spices to preserve food for centuries, and it's heartwarming to know that the tradition continues in the era of space exploration.

Throughout my career I have always been a strong believer in the power of humankind to use innovation to help solve the world's challenges.

"I aimed to create a space for contemplation of the impacts of humankind's use of nuclear technologies, both positive and negative, as well as a reminder of the fact that radioactivity is ubiquitous, ever present and essential.