Sentence examples for humans back into from inspiring English sources

Robin Lovell-Badge, head of developmental genetics at the MRC National Institute for Medical Research, said the work "brings the topic of therapeutic cloning in humans back into the realm of good science rather than controversy".

In other words, the early-warning systems did not work.Another cause for concern is that Canadian officials recently confirmed that the new strain has hopped from humans back into pigs in Alberta.

The instrument for bringing humans back into a right relationship with God, therefore, had to be the God-human (Christ), by whose infinite merits humanity is purified in an act of cooperative re-creation.

His inspiration for using the earth as an architectural element was the land artist Michael Heiser -- "He operates on a site by subtracting, rather than adding," Mr. Mayne said -- and the early Los Angeles modernist Richard Neutra, who put humans back into nature via a house that spread into the yard behind expanses of glass.

That, she says, is "what brings humans back into the animal kingdom.

Now is the time to bring humans back into the web.

I think we can all agree with Anthony Kronman that it's time we put the "human" back into humanities (October 30).

They use journey mapping and user research, among other tools, to put the human back into HR.

But as managers, leaders, or aspiring leaders, it's time that we put the "human" back into human resources and into our values as American business leaders.

Is that a concern that once it passes from human back into pigs then it mutates and becomes more difficult for you to track and deal with it.

A sequence of frames where the human moves from right to left, and the robot is adjusted by the corresponding angle to bring the human back into the center of the frame.