Sentence examples for importance of the human element from inspiring English sources

Perhaps as a consequence, we've developed a tendency to downplay the importance of the human element in managing.

In stressing the importance of the human element on the front lines, Joel Vowell, a lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Army who has served in Iraq and Afghanistan, said that by placing a well on the Afghan border his soldiers inadvertently chose sides in a 400-year-old dispute between two villages.

Wine Library founder Gary Vaynerchuk took the stage at Le Web today to talk about the importance of the human element in business.

As Kostova et al. (2004) stated, "The importance of the human element in building effective knowledge-management systems cannot be overstated" (p. 284).

The importance of the human element in this process was underlined, particularly the attitude of research workers themselves vis-à-vis the farmers.

Two major stores in my own neighborhood have introduced automated checkout kiosks and their differing experiences demonstrate the critical importance of retaining the human element even in the face of automation.

Perhaps most significantly, I learned the importance of capturing the essence of the human element, with equal interest given to the economic value in whatever venture or engagement in which I get involved.

Finally, the human element of communication becomes devalued.

The human element of the on-demand economy is undeniable.

The human element of the experience is lost.

Although there was a distinct emphasis in the exhibitors' booths on technology (Cowie also pointed out the importance of advancing tech in destination weddings, honeymoons and more), there was also a focus on the human element in destination events.