Sentence examples for provided humanity from inspiring English sources
Its most controversial chapter, the "Profession of Faith of a Savoyard Vicar," suggested that nature alone provided humanity with the religious knowledge it needed; this dismissal of the church and the Bible naturally led to the book's condemnation.
The International Space Station has provided humanity with not only a laboratory to conduct experiments in zero gravity, but to better understand how humans can survive, thrive, and work in the environment of deep space.
Several competing initiatives aim to begin the colonization of Mars, in part to provide humanity with an alternative should global warming make planet Earth inhospitable to human life.
Mining one single asteroid could provide humanity with a wealth of rare minerals.
How do we provide humanity with the affordable energy it needs and stabilize the climate?
Habermas has always maintained that secular morality — morality negotiated in and by civil society — can, and should, provide humanity with a governing ethos.
It's best not to think about what miners do, and have done, for centuries, in order to provide humanity with the materials it needs to create civilisation.
From seeing the first galaxies in the universe, to studying extrasolar planets with liquid water, the Webb telescope will provide humanity with new insights on the origin of the cosmos and on our place within it.
Now Nuytten is about to embark on a project likely to become his showpiece: a vast underwater colony, decades in development, that will provide humanity with an escape hatch should things go to pot above ground.
One fault that can be found with this book is that the author does not exult enough in the fact that, after all its troubles, the telescope is complete, assembled and waiting for its mission, to begin the exciting task of providing humanity with a new window on the universe.
The oceans already provide humanity with many resources, but the deep oceans have long been overlooked because of their inaccessibility.
