Sentence examples for man's use from inspiring English sources

When we were little, the Catholic catechism used to assure us that God made the world for man's use and benefit, and that therefore we are the lords of creation, with all nature, its flora and fauna, entirely at our command.

When they do, it's usually fuelled by outrage or misunderstanding – PlayStation game Resistance: Fall of Man's use of Manchester Cathedral for a violent gun battle in 2007 led to legal threats from the Church of England and an apology from Sony.

To mitigate anthropogenic climate change greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) must be reduced; their major source is man's use of energy.

The Greek myth of Daedalus and Icarus involves man's use of wings in the manner of birds.

Smog, acid rain and global warming, for example, are linked at least in part to man's use of fossil fuels.

Culturally, China's Confucian roots helped encourage policies that often promoted man's use of nature, hindering the development of a conservative ethos.

They also tracked the men's use of statins after the original study ended.

Although individual men's use of violence differs, engagement of all men and boys in action to prevent violence against women and girls is essential.

But men's use of stealth makeup like concealers is on the upswing.

We hypothesize that men's partner-directed insults are designed to retain their long-term mate and, therefore, that men's use of partner-directed insults will covary with other mate retention behaviors.

It also shows links between men's use of violence as an adult and their experiences of violence as a child.