Sentence examples for subjected to human from inspiring English sources

The European environment, once not so unequally shared by animals and people, has, with the march of civilization, been subjected to human attempts.

A. Cats are much more recently domesticated than dogs and have been subjected to human breeding efforts for at most a few centuries, in contrast to the thousands of years of breeding that have produced hundreds of variants on the wolf.

Even before it was inaugurated in April, the monument had set off debate over whether it should be a tribute to all the drug war's killed, missing, kidnapped and extorted — or just those subjected to human rights abuses by the Mexican authorities.

The Madison headwaters elk herd remains within the park and is not subjected to human harvest.

The lead extrudate formulations and the ODTs prepared using this formulation were subjected to human gustatory evaluation.

When we are subjected to human localization process, we refer generally to linguistic localization (near to the desk, next to the window in front of the TV…).

River valleys have been subjected to human-induced changes for centuries, but they are still considered regional hotspots of biodiversity.

Fresh pig carcasses, used here as human surrogates, were exposed recurrently throughout the whole annual period when carrion-related insects are active in forests and adjacent areas subjected to human-induced land cover changes from agricultural practices.

Biodiversity is increasingly subjected to human-induced changes of the environment.

note: we thought celebrities weren't subjected to such mundane human inconveniences like traffic.

First, identifying damage by hand/eye is subject to human error and dependent upon the subjective opinion of the classifier.