Sentence examples for stressed human from inspiring English sources
For years, helmet-advocates stressed human suffering when giving evidence to state legislatures.
Those shows countered NBC's "Law & Order" franchise, which stressed human drama over leaf decay and DNA swabs.
Programs like the Young Adult Internship Program stressed human capital development — education, job training and workplace skills.
While dominant discourses stressed human rights, equality, freedom, and potential, older notions of social homogeneity seemed, if anything, yet further from realization.
It began to supply news to Latin American papers during World War I. Throughout its history United Press stressed human interest and feature news, and it developed the subsidiary United Features syndicate to sell special features.
In medieval times, he recalls, Islamic thought divided between the Mutazilites, who stressed human reason, and the ultimately victorious Asharites who thought that God alone could adjudicate right and wrong.
The final lesson here thus concerns respect, a commodity often in short supply when busy, stressed humans try to coexist in crowded spaces.
The initial experiments demonstrated higher susceptibility to certain viral infections first in stressed mice and then in stressed humans.
In addition, he says that the lowest concentration of norepinephrine tested was 10 times higher than levels typically detected in stressed humans.
"But we stress human rights and doing the right thing".
Although Deanna imagines herself close to nature, as she forgets how to converse or read people's faces, the novel stresses human gregariousness and interdependence.
