Sentence examples for spectre of human from inspiring English sources

Arctic Dreams is all the more remarkable in that, though published less than 30 years ago, the spectre of human made climate change is absent from its pages.

But even as the spectre of human rights abuses hovers over Bahrain, there are bigger concerns concentrating minds in Whitehall and Washington.

Forester's statements come one day after Giordano raised the spectre of human trafficking during a separate appearance on "Good Morning America".

There are also behavioural and attitudinal barriers reflecting the general ethical concerns raised about assistive technology, especially the spectre of machines substituting for human contact.

Falconer said: "The prime minister raises yet again the spectre of leaving the European convention on human rights.

A SPECTRE is haunting Europe, the spectre of Margaret Thatcher.

As the cogs of his Heath Robinsonesque creation whir, Turing struggles impotently to decode the signals of human interaction, the secret of his sexuality and the spectre of a lost childhood friend becoming talismanic ghosts in the machine.

From the nuclear bomb to traffic rules, mankind has used technical ingenuity and legal strictures to constrain other powerful innovations.The spectre of eventually creating an autonomous non-human intelligence is so extraordinary that it risks overshadowing the debate.

"A spectre is haunting humanity, the spectre of fear," she writes in Fear: A Cultural History.

The World Health Organisation said this week that a new spate of human deaths from bird flu in Sumatra was "the most significant development so far in terms of public health", raising the spectre of a human pandemic.

Has she been bleached — and thus made more "beautiful" — or is she a spectre of history, the female embodiment of all the human labor that went into making her?