Sentence examples for limits to human from inspiring English sources

Discussions of nitrogen limits to human populations, and the consequences of technical solutions to such limitations provide material for classroom discussions of basic chemistry and physics (first and second Laws of Thermodynamics) and the limits to growth.

"We believe there are limits to human rights".

But some readers might put down the book wishing there were limits to human ingenuity after all.

Belief in the theistic propositions does no more than open the mind to the possibility of limits to human freedom.

They tell us there are no limits to human abilities, and that technology, science and our ineffable wisdom can fix everything.

To be sure, any couple might be tested by breaches of fiduciary trust, but there are also limits to human sympathy.

• Part of Lido Beach, in the Town of Hempstead, is off limits to humans.

Ms. Predl's rides through the quiet reservation — off limits to humans after dusk — provided a quiet counterpoint to the noise of the protests and hunts.

For the wildlife, the plains are essential, but they aren't protected like the national parks, which are off-limits to human settlement.

For the most part, current criticism of the unit has been limited to human rights organizations.

There may be curbs on traditional forms of growth, but there is no limit to human ingenuity.