Sentence examples for manmade problems from inspiring English sources

All manmade problems - all things we could so easily stop.

Our memory of the real world, with its manmade problems of money and greed, is falling away.

These manmade problems are multiple.

As President Kennedy indicated, all of these "manmade problems...can be solved by man".

Likewise, Frazier's artwork similarly portrays the body's relationship with the landscape as a political act, reflecting the manmade problems and the silent victims of capitalism and industry in her hometown of Braddock.

Certainly, President Kennedy's words resonated with me as I moved on from USAID's inspirational video and from my personal celebration of USAID's anniversary to read some harder edged reporting on the state of U.S. foreign assistance - and the manmade problems that it faces.

Inside, an article referred to the calamity as a manmade problem.

Deaths from earthquakes are a manmade problem says Elizabeth Hausler, who wants to shake up construction in the developing world.

It is a "manmade" problem and can "be solved by man," if there is political will and courage.

"Any of the possible side-effects of the high-THC strains that are manmade – memory problems, paranoia and stuff like that – can be mitigated by CBD.

Our problems are manmade; therefore, they can be solved by man".