Sentence examples for strongly human from inspiring English sources
Leyva added: "I would say it is strongly human, about exposing what the humanity of women really looks like … and sometimes that can be ugly".
Our belief in them revealed how strongly humans want to impose order and meaning on utterly random sequences of events.
A similar result for wooded grasslands (Fig. 2b) may simply be because plant production is quite similar whether these environments are natural or strongly human-influenced (global mean NDVI of croplands = 0.426 and mean NDVI of wooded grasslands = 0.417), leading to little ability to discriminate between the two on this basis.
However, if a generalist phenotype invades, then it is likely to be immediately able to colonize further into the introduced range in environments that are not strongly human-altered, provided that there is not strong resistance from locally adapted species.
It is worth emphasizing, however, that once a population's invasion is facilitated by adaptation to human-altered habitats in the native range, including establishment within similar habitats in the novel range, continued ecological and evolutionary change might enable it to invade further into environments that are not strongly human-altered.
"The British government strongly promotes human rights around the world and we raise our human rights concerns with the Saudi Arabian authorities.
A Foreign and Commonwealth Office spokesman told The Independent: "The British Government strongly promotes human rights around the world and we raise our human rights concerns with the Saudi Arabian authorities.
Peripheral blood and bone marrow granulocytes stained strongly for human CEACAM1 and bound Neisseria Opa proteins similar to that in human neutrophils.
I strongly oppose human cloning, as do most Americans.
Speaking strongly on human rights and democratic reforms -- not fretting about a complex history -- will further American interests.
"I strongly support human space flight, but not at all cost," said Representative Sherwood L. Boehlert, the Republican of New York who is chairman of the House Science Committee.
