Sentence examples for pace of human from inspiring English sources

In a curious role reversal, the movement of the mountains outstripped the pace of human adaptation.

Studies like this one are adding fresh fuel to the debate over the pace of human evolution.

Actual physical exploration of the spirit realm thus seemed, to some, a realizable ambition, given the pace of human progress.

Change will be delivered "at the pace of human learning, and the pace at which government and NHS England are willing to remove obstacles.

David: My own view is that people tend to underestimate the pace of technological change but they tend to overestimate the pace of human change.

In the coming decades, the divide between swiftly evolving technology and the slower pace of human development will grow wider as exponential improvements in artificial intelligence, robotics, networks, analytics, and digitization affect more and more of the economy and society.

The ability of forest-dwelling species to adapt to changes in their habitat is being increasingly challenged by the rapid pace of human-induced forest degradation.

We apply this framework to conservation challenges and opportunities in the Arctic, where the rapid pace of human-induced changes and their interactions force us now to consider a new relationship between people and the rest of nature.

The rapid pace of human-driven global environmental change is a well-recognized threat to global biodiversity (Rands et al. 2010).

The Commission shares MEPs' deep concern about the extremely fast pace of human-induced biodiversity loss.

As I outlined in my post "Why Business Is Like The Brain," a neuroplastic approach should be embedded at an organizational level, to ensure a business can keep up with the pace of the human, technical and cultural changes facing us all.