Sentence examples for needs of humankind from inspiring English sources

In exquisitely choreographed form, the Tramp embodied the basic needs of humankind – love, food, self-respect – as well as its modi vivendi: jealousy, rage, cupidity, lust.

The emergence of synthetic biology is holding great hopes for providing solutions to the unmet needs of humankind.

The fraternity's 28th General President, Henry Ponder, said "We would like the public to perceive Alpha Phi Alpha as a group of college-trained, professional men who are very much concerned and sensitive to the needs of humankind; We will go to great lengths to lend our voices, our time, our expertise and our money to solve the problems that humankind must solve as we move into the 21st century".

These last 50 years that I have dedicated to education, I have had the chance to live and watch the changing world scenario, getting to know the current needs of humankind in a century where technology, science and human development go hand in hand.

Due to developmental need of humankind, growing trend of energy generation and consumption results more and more Green House Gas emissions, which contribute significantly to the phenomena of Climate Change and Global Warming.

Or perhaps a still stronger, sustainability-oriented term is needed that challenges the centrality of humankind's base and perceived needs over balance within the natural world.

"If we are to maintain the pace of scientific discovery for the benefit of humankind, scientists need to ensure that outstanding people with many different talents will continue to join the scientific community" [National Academy of Sciences NASS), 2000, p. vii].

It is a visual metaphor of Humankind's need for a covenant with God.

In the Marxist framework, the moral point of the whole ugly process is to free the large mass of humankind from the need to engage in drudge labor.

Fact to humankind's needs of reaching information faster& effective, less design&production costs gave rise to importance of e-publications.

And then there is what Carr calls the "greater Gorongosa ecosystem" to attend to — the ten-kilometre-wide buffer zone around the park, where the species in most immediate need of attention is humankind.