Sentence examples for protecting humanity from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, scientific data to advance human understanding about why global-scale human activities and systems are sustainable or unsustainable could be vital to protecting humanity from endangerment, biodiversity from extinction, and Earth from irreversible degradation, even in these early years of the 21st century.

What was the vast Traveller satellite that was protecting humanity?

"We are protecting humanity and family values, in fact, we are protecting civilization in its entirety," Mr Lawan tells the BBC from his office in the capital, Abuja.

Tragically, more than 2,600 U.N. Peacekeepers have died protecting humanity since 1948.

Shinra focuses its efforts on protecting humanity from the Weapons and attempting to destroy Meteor directly, which eventually costs the lives of the majority of Shinra's personnel.

But before making significant trade-offs, Americans (and their elected representatives) have to ask themselves whether they're betraying core principles on which there should be no compromise, such as protecting humanity against the threat of climate change, eradicating discrimination, and giving all Americans an opportunity to prosper.

Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments 13 January Based on Cassandra Clare's YA book series The Mortal Instruments (already adapted for film as The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones), this new 13-part series follows Clary Fray Katherine McNamaraa), who discovers on her 18th birthday that she comes from a long line of Shadowhunters – "humans born with angelic blood who protect humanity from demons".

The SDGs provide a framework for economic growth that protects humanity and nature.

American bioterrorism experts have shown particular enthusiasm, though: any process that might protect humanity from natural viruses could also be deployed against viruses made by man.

At other times, the creature -- whose name is a combination of the Japanese words for gorilla and whale -- protected humanity from greater threats.

In "Terminator 2," the character returns as a benevolent entity sent to protect humanity from an even more malevolent artificial creation.