Sentence examples for range of human activity from inspiring English sources

The new documentary "People's Park" surveys the range of human activity in a bustling urban park in Chengdu, China.

"Strings Attached" is a thoughtful, if occasionally wayward, look at the encroaching power of the market and its mechanisms in a range of human activity.

And then there is the entire range of human activity that contributes to climate change, resulting in drought, fires and the spread of insects like the notorious bark beetle, which is wreaking havoc on forests in North America.

But critically, this thesis implied that people respond to incentives a realisation that opened the door to insights across the whole range of human activity... Mr Becker brought his characteristic analysis to the question [of the economics of the family], assuming that people are guided in family choices by a desire to improve their own welfare.

There is a long history of efforts to protect individual privacy in the United States and Europe covering a wide range of human activity.

This research builds on the previous wildfire ignition prediction modeling efforts by the authors (Gilreath 2006; Grala and Cooke 2010; Sadasivuni et al. 2013) to develop a state-of-the-art model that can depict a range of human activity patterns.

He had gathered instances of the same move across a range of human activities, from geometry to theology.

It encourages thought about issues and political systems, and it teaches us to explore what is right and wrong in a range of human activities.

Indeed, the most remarkable feature of French grand theorising is its aspiration to find comprehensive and universal explanations for all social phenomena: hence the Annales historians' ambition to provide an account of the entire range of human activities (histoire totale).

In his poetry Pound was now able to deal efficiently with a whole range of human activities and emotions, without raising his voice.

The main driver of their decline is not clear because of the sheer range of human activities operating along China's longest river, but sand dredging, shipping, legal and illegal fishing, pollution, habitat degradation and a reduction of fish prey are all factors.