Sentence examples for humans improvement from inspiring English sources

In humans, improvement of cognitive function upon treatment with EPO has only been demonstrated in disease states [ 18, 19, 34], i.e. in conditions of reduced/disturbed baseline performance.

That there is something deeply flawed with this version of human improvement ought to obvious.

Israel, in just 60 years, has become a fast-moving locomotive for human improvement.

Twenty-first century believers in human improvement can surely find a better way to practise their faith.

Before the 18th century, the civilised traveller looked for marks of civilisation; a wild landscape was viewed only as a place unmarked by human improvement.

There are many bad and lamentable forces in the world today, but it is those that undermine the belief in human improvement that are demonised as "evil".

Meanwhile French thinkers like Voltaire, Condorcet and Turgot converted the Christian idea of spiritual progress into a vision of rational human improvement unhindered by religious superstition.

Like the obsidian mirrors made by the Aztecs for purposes of divination, these rows of graphs and numbers contain nebulous images of the future – visions that by their very indistinctness can give comfort to believers in human improvement.

The items in this Budget covering programs directly related to human improvement and the reduction of mass poverty and deprivation allocate far too small a portion of our total national production to these great purposes.

As Simms points out, the idea that economies necessarily have their limits was being voiced when capitalism was still young: in 1848, John Stuart Mill argued that "a stationary condition of capital and population implies no stationary state of human improvement".

Without faith to elevate it, he writes, "reason" became an instrument of irrational rationalism that produced the most destructive schemes of human improvement - a "faith in progress" that grew into "progress in evil".