Sentence examples for satisfy human from inspiring English sources

Again, John Maynard Keynes – an admirer of Malthus who believed economics took a wrong turn when it departed from his work – suggested in his famous essay on "Economic Possibilities for Our Grandchildren" (1930) that more than enough wealth could be produced to satisfy human needs, but only if human numbers were stabilised by humane methods of birth control.

The technical means exist to satisfy human needs.

Be strong and speak for all the others who suffer needlessly to satisfy human greed.

Sticking to rules when people are vulnerable, notably at the beginning and end of life, doesn't always satisfy human needs.

Whatever the result, it is unlikely to meet American standards of justice or satisfy human rights groups.

Menger believed that value is completely subjective: a product's value is found in its ability to satisfy human wants.

The administration's measures appeared to satisfy human-rights groups.

His latest plan involves them being "confined" (not necessarily in prison) for five to ten years, but does not link their privileges to continued demobilisation and full disclosure of assets, many of which come from drugs.That will not satisfy human-rights groups abroad nor, probably, the Bush administration.

Eating meat supports the killing of animals for no reason other than to satisfy humans' acquired taste for animal flesh.

The idea of using a shed as an office or living room goes against the original purpose of sheds, which as this very exhaustive article on shed history points out, was to satisfy humans' "intrinsic need for storage".

Reid works especially hard to make the case for a pact with Colombia, which has so far not satisfied human rights concerns from monitors and in Congress.