Sentence examples for lack of basic human from inspiring English sources

His attacks on the Khan family – whose son was killed in combat – were faulted above all for their complete lack of basic human empathy.

An ABC News survey (March 2009) in Iraq conducted by D3 Systems shows improvement in some categories, such as belief in democracy and overall security, but some surprising levels of discontent and lack of basic human services.

In many countries, the lack of basic human rights, such as the right to food or health care, radically hinder the populations' ability to fight for their civil and political rights.

After my stint in Africa in the mid-1990s, covering the genocide in Rwanda, the famine in Somalia and seeing corruption, poverty and lack of basic human rights, I came away feeling blessed that I was born a black man in America, with all the opportunities and hopes that implied.

For the many Americans who see economic stagnation as untenable, the on-again, off-again negotiations with North Korea as unreliable at best, the problem of global emissions as unsustainable, and the lack of basic human rights in many parts of the world as unacceptable; there is a candidate for you.

This civilian uprising occurs against and because of the backdrop of Baltimore's economic abandonment, which has left its primarily black residents vulnerable not only to police violence, but also to a dangerous lack of basic human services like water and affordable housing.

To continue to focus on traditional academic subjects and grades at the expense of physical literacy is short sighted, naive and demonstrates a lack of understanding of basic human behaviour and developmental needs.

Overall, socio-economic and ecological impacts in the area includes: severe scarcity of freshwater resources for domestic use and drinking purposes by the local community causing breach of basic human right; lack of aquatic life in many rivers and streams and reduced vegetation diversity; decreased agricultural productivity etc. (Swer and Singh 2004).

A lack of bathroom facilities deprives 2.6 billion people of basic human privacy and dignity".

It's a question of morality, of basic human dignity".

What took place is a violation of basic human rights.