Sentence examples for means humanity from inspiring English sources
"It takes about 10 seconds to solve a captcha, so that means humanity is wasting thousands of hours solving them.
It's crowdsourcing at its finest, which sometimes means humanity at its worst.
It's easier to reject climate science and conduct business as usual even though it means humanity's future is "harsh, brutish and short".
I mean, humanity is just nasty and there's no silver lining".
Decades ago, Arendt predicted that the rise of automation would mean humanity would be "liberated from its oldest and most natural burden, the burden of labouring".
Twenty years on from the Rio Earth summit, the environment of the planet is getting worse not better, according to a report from WWF. Swelling population, mass migration to cities, increasing energy use and soaring carbon dioxide emissions mean humanity is putting a greater squeeze on the planet's resources then ever before.
I mean, humanity is fucking doomed, aren't we?
The Greek origins of the word (philanthropos) originally meant "humanity-loving," and I think we should shift the word's association back to its root.
Unfortunately, Ultron (James Spader, via performance capture) has both major daddy issues and a different take on saving the world: For him, it means eliminating humanity via lots of explosions and swarms of robotic drones.
To the most ambitious, such as Mr Bush himself, it means that humanity is going to explore the rest of the solar system in person.
