Sentence examples for many traditional human from inspiring English sources

Rates of consanguinity are the highest in populations that are subject to the greatest burden of infectious disease mortality and many traditional human societies may have had even higher rates.

In Held's estimation, too many traditional ethicists bless a human relationship as moral to the degree it serves the separate interests of individual rational contractors.

Human sacrifice was part of many traditional cultures across the globe, marking important events like the death of a leader or the construction of a house or boat.

It shows the many traditional and potential new uses of insects for direct human consumption and the opportunities for and constraints to farming them for food and feed.

"It is a traditional human rights notion that we see infusing many different constitutional doctrines in this country," said Nadine Strossen, president of the American Civil Liberties Union.

"Like many traditional operas," Hong said from New York, "Breaking Bad explores crises of deep human emotion during tremendous pressures or repression, whether they are social, economical, political or spiritual.

Gull populations have increased over the last century because of reduced persecution and the availability of food from human activities, and terns have been forced out of many traditional nesting areas by the larger birds.

Many traditional critics say no.

Many traditional crops turn weedy.

Network technology challenges many traditional international rules.

But that concerns many traditional feminists.