Sentence examples for measure of human from inspiring English sources

Even our measure of human progress seems fundamentally flawed.

Moreover, GDP is a very imperfect measure of human welfare.

This puzzle, however, can be resolved by considering educational achievement, a direct measure of human capital.

Jane Eaglen's Brünnhilde had the usual Eaglen vocal qualities and a measure of human involvement sometimes absent from her work.

Limitless "growth" was now the measure of human progress, consuming both the BJP and Congress, the party of independence.

For one thing, CHCI falters as a measure of human capital because it fails to incorporate migration patterns.

(Rousseau later countered this, saying that animals shared "some measure" of human nature and should partake of "natural right").

The framers of the Constitution took great interest in human nature and "by almost any measure of human well-being, Western democracies are better," he says.

All major parties and media outlets are committed to never-ending economic growth, and use GDP as the primary measure of human progress.

Paul Mason It is increasingly accepted that income, the economists' traditional measure of human welfare, is not a good indicator of wellbeing.

272 papers containing empirical findings on the influence of sound or noise on some measure of human performance were found.