Sentence examples for mean human from inspiring English sources

To be sure, Taylor allows that some atheists find "fullness", by which he may mean human dignity and meaning, in the absence of a comprehensible God.

Human rights abuses in one area will mean human rights abuses in other areas.

That would mean human stem cells, which can be grown in great quantities.

Zal is an outsider to the human world because he is without roots, which I merely hyperbolize to mean human existence.

Growing up in South Africa it was right there around you: I mean human suffering and injustice on a terrible, terrible scale, and also human nobility".

But these aren't advances to be feared in terms of staffing; although the shopping process will become more mechanised, it will mean human interaction will be even more valuable.

But that doesn't mean humans should do the same".

I mean, humans have been trying to showcase originality for millennia, from cavemen to current presidential candidates.

But just because brain cells may be able to live indefinitely doesn't mean humans could live forever.

Indeed the modified rates deliver an extraordinarily high R2 of 99.6% but lower the equilibrium GC slightly by about 0.045 (the mean human-chimp CG occurrence was taken as ancestral and the CtoT and GtoA rates at CGs were set 10× higher than the basal rate as per Duret's pers. comm.; work not shown).

The mean biting rate of An. arabiensis was 0.33 b/p/n, and the estimated EIR was 0.1 ib/p/year, which was calculated by multiplying the mean human-biting density by HBI (from a previous report 18) and the CSP rate.