Sentence examples for humans long from inspiring English sources

"I would see this as the beginning of the humans' long invasion of the world.

A great Spanish philosopher wrote that all humans long for "the eternal persistence of consciousness".

Vague fears of a dystopian world, full of manufactured humans, long ago became a standard part of any debate about scientific progress.

Without plants, for example, we would be hard-pressed to get enough vitamin C, an essential nutrient that humans long ago lost the ability to synthesise themselves.

A blood test that was successful in mice may be able to identify Alzheimer's disease in humans long before there are symptoms, researchers say.

The not-so-good doctor surgically cobbled together various creatures in an attempt to transform animals into humans, long before Crick and Watson discovered the double-helix structure of DNA.

The interest in finding natural antioxidants for use in food, drugs or cosmetic products has increased concerning the replacement of synthetic antioxidants due to their possible undesirable toxic effects on humans long-term exposed.

Interestingly, where the first film finally sticks to a never-the-twain-shall-meet attitude to humans' long-term cohabitation with animals, this one posits the idea of living together happily (though that size of loincloth can't last for ever).

While many studies have assessed the health impacts of PCDD/Fs and PCBs on animals and humans, long-term consequences for especially adolescents, have not (yet) been well documented.

"Right now, the way we produce much of our meat, and many of our dairy products, involves practices that are inimical to the well-being of animals," says Faden. "Animals live with constant stress, and in significant pain". Even knowing all of this, changing humans' long-standing relationship to meat is no small task.

Lice genomes may also reveal information about interactions between modern humans' long-gone ancestors and relatives.