Sentence examples for instance of human from inspiring English sources
Scientists from the Beijing Genomics Institute last month discovered another striking instance of human genetic change.
This, if confirmed, would be the most recent known instance of human evolution.
Perhaps the most notable instance of human branding in British history is the case of James Nayler.
Almost immediately we were told that this was not a rare, unusual instance of human misery and degradation, but rather a widespread phenomenon.
The height of plague season is summer, not November, and there had not been a single instance of human plague that year in New Mexico.
As attitudes change, though, it's possible that xeriscaping could prove to be one instance of human meddling that offers substantial benefits to the environment.
The most glaring and blatant instance of human-rights abuse in Mexico is taking place right now, in Juárez and Chihuahua City, and until April the federal government hadn't acted.
The vilest instances of human cruelty are inevitably justified by their perpetrators as acts of self-defense.
Toltec-Maya art shows many instances of human sacrifice: removal of the heart, arrow shooting, or beheading.
Although retroviruses can induce tumour development in animals, only a few instances of human proto-oncogenes' being mutated into oncogenes by retroviral insertion are known.
And shouldn't the Holocaust be studied not only in Europe, North America and Israel but throughout the world, alongside other tragic instances of human barbarism?
