Sentence examples for modification takes mankind from inspiring English sources

"This kind of genetic modification takes mankind into realms that belong to God and God alone," he wrote in the nineteen-nineties, when Monsanto tried to sell its genetically engineered seeds in Europe.

But not far wrong: in the 200 years since he wrote, the time it takes mankind to double has shrunk from several centuries to 40 years.

(The U.N., as its former Secretary General Dag Hammarskjöld noted, "Was not created to take mankind to heaven, but to save humanity from hell").

The life of the University spans the period when Huntsville government and industrial organizations were responsible for producing the rocket vehicles to first take mankind to the Moon.

No dosage modifications will take place.

Where can mankind take that grievance to?

With that "one giant leap for mankind" taking place on the Moon in 1969, it seems obvious in retrospect.

AMSTERDAM — Pierre Audi attended his first Wagner opera, "Tristan und Isolde," on the same day in 1969 that mankind took its first steps on the moon.

With proper modification, FlyGun can take out small birds.

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She's deliberately afflicting mankind with the jitters….She's taking the world away from the intellectuals and giving it back to the apes.