Sentence examples for organized existence from inspiring English sources

So there are processes underway and institutions right in place, like nuclear weapons systems, which could lead to a serious blow to, or maybe the termination of, an organized existence.

Very few cities in the world have such a long time of uninterrupted and organized existence like Dhaka as a historic city.

The log cabin homes of county officials served as county government buildings during the first year of the county's organized existence.

Climate change, he warned, "is a threat to organized human existence," which would bring "mass migrations, vector diseases, forest fires, Southern California burning up".

Everything that comes to be passes away, but organized human existence shows influences, cross-fertilizations, and interpenetrations of behavior, inventions, and events.

Such a life is, of course, civically compatible with the continued existence of organized religion.

It may sound like a scene from a movie, and eerily like the events from the 1957 high-level mafia get-together at a sleepy upstate New York hamlet that finally confirmed the existence of organized crime.

"Climbing Mount Improbable," 1996 The theory of evolution by cumulative natural selection is the only theory we know of that is in principle capable of explaining the existence of organized complexity.

This film marked the first time that movie audiences were exposed in any significant way to the existence of organized motorcycle gangs, and it spawned an entire genre based on the theme of the outlaw biker.

Reppetto explains that in addition to certain serendipitous factors -- like the bizarre refusal of J. Edgar Hoover even to acknowledge the existence of organized crime -- Italian-American gangs were more disciplined than other ethnic gangs and better organized than their law-enforcement adversaries.

For natural selection is the only theory that can explain the existence of organized functional complexity in nature (Pinker 1994 , 1997.