Sentence examples for more massive human from inspiring English sources

The trend, at the close of the twentieth century, still seemed to be one of ever more massive human involvement in war – from armies containing tens of thousands in the sixteenth century, to hundreds of thousands in the nineteenth, and eventually millions in the twentieth-century world wars.

OO Ocean Slime Spreading Quickly Across The Earth - spurred by warming oceans and more nutrient runoff from more fertilizers and wastewater fueled by massive human population growth.

This massive human migration is more than just an occasion for family to get together like many Westerners do around Christmas.

"Ambassador Power will face the harsh realities of the U.N. right away, with a Security Council once more deadlocked in the face of massive human right abuses in Syria, Sudan, and Democratic Republic of Congo," he said.

The group of 14 NGOs, which includes the British Red Cross and Oxfam, has raised more than £1.1 billion in response to massive human tragedies.

That doesn't take the massive human impact into the picture — more than ten thousand lives are about to be tossed into turmoil in a difficult global economy.

Every society facing a legacy of massive human rights violations has to make a more-or-less deliberate choice about how to deal with them.

If long-term metabolic reserve was carried in the muscle, humans would have evolved to carry a more massive muscle mass if they were intended to survive severe injury that required a prolonged recovery.

Studies using massive human genome sequencing and mining of the data found promoter G4s to be less polymorphic and more conserved than other regions of the genome.

America's military presence has not prevented massive human suffering.

But there's still a massive human factor at work".