Sentence examples for permanently human from inspiring English sources

If that word gets around, Johnson may become permanently human.

This may permanently demote human rights in the hierarchy of America's foreign policy priorities.

No stigma is attached to setting aside one's marriage vows at Gerewol whether temporarily or permanently, says Human Planet director Tuppence Stone.

He is a debauched, self-impressed, permanently aloof human Labrador who thinks every night at some club named BREATHE or THE AREA or something named after an AXE body spray fragrance is worth mythologising.

He is a debauched, self-impressed, permanently aloof human Labrador who thinks every night at some club named BREATHE or THE AREA or something named after an AXE body spray fragrance is worth mythologizing.

24 The transporter activity of NTCP was assayed essentially as described 25 using 293 (Sekisui Medical) and HepG2 cells permanently overexpressing human NTCP.

(2)  Porpoises sampled at the Dolfinarium Harderwijk, the Netherlands, (n = 8) and at the Fjord and Baelt Kerteminde, Denmark, (n = 1) are kept permanently in human care (1 13 years).

Capture and handling are critical stress factors especially for wild marine mammals but also for those temporarily or permanently in human care [ 13- 16].

But another opinion holds that domestication started with wolves that stole our food leftovers and eventually came to live permanently around humans as a result.

Knight states that coercive tactics are unlikely to permanently lower the human population, citing the fact that humanity has survived catastrophic wars, famines, and viruses.

To the argument that genetic engineering should be banned because it will permanently affect the human gene pool, Blackford's response is: so much the better.