Sentence examples for press of human from inspiring English sources

Dr. Hrdy's reports of calculated infanticide and counter-infanticide were greeted with skepticism, or dismissed as the pathological responses of monkeys to the press of human populations around them.

On the other hand, the peaks are not uniform, which may be caused by the small fluctuations of compression deformations for the press of human finger is not absolutely uniform.

"The press is composed of human beings, and they very much like a contest, and that makes news".

It can provide humanitarian aid, including cash for food and medicine, and give support to groups struggling to strengthen the press, the protection of human rights and other aspects of the building of democracy.

The sea forms a backdrop to many of these poems, but its constant pull and roll is echoed in the press and tug of human emotion, too – in the tension between love and aloneness, common feeling and the urge to self-determination.

We controlled eye movements to ensure eye fixation and analysed responses made by key presses of seven human subjects in a two alternatives forced choice paradigm (2AFC).

Since Bouteflika became president in 1999, he has not introduced any measures that might improve the freedom of assembly, of the press, or the protection of human rights.

Andrew Mitchell bleats about his treatment at the hands of the police with no one to defend him ("If it happened in Ethiopia, you'd have the British press attacking the lack of human rights there," he says, absurdly).

It's hard to avoid considering a free press the most fundamental of human rights inasmuch as it's the one that allows all other rights to be demanded.

In a paper now in press at the Journal of Human Evolution, they report that hominids knapped stone in the same, simple way throughout the roughly 100,000 years represented in the cave layers.

It is good to keep this in mind when the everyday press and peak crises of human affairs seem so overwhelming.