Sentence examples for sustenance of human from inspiring English sources

It is a form of cooperation that is thought to have enabled the emergence and sustenance of human society as it is today, she said.

The sacred cow denotes "purity and non-erotic fertility,... sacrificing and motherly nature, [and] sustenance of human life".

Of course, Judaism assumes that plants and animals can be used for sustenance of human life and creativity.

Groundwater is one of the most vital resources for the sustenance of humans, plants and other living beings.

Table  5 shows the actions recommended by the respondents for local and international levels to strengthen the creation and sustenance of R4H human resources and institutions that produce R4H resource inputs and those that combine those inputs to conduct, absorb and utilize research.

Or maybe it's because of how uncompromising they are in their more far-out beliefs: Nas's that he saw an alien spaceship over Los Angeles in 2001, Macho Man's that Slim Jims are the ideal form of sustenance for human life.

The science of human sustenance is inherently a social science.

Given the essential roles that oceans play in planetary function and provision of human sustenance, the grand challenge is to intervene before more tipping points are passed and marine ecosystems follow less-buffered terrestrial systems further down a spiral of decline.

Ellis insists that "The science of human sustenance is inherently a social science".

"Nature is the source of human sustenance," said both groups, but members of the public tend to be more "consumerist in tenor and less attuned to the importance of biodiversity and linkages across ecosystems".

A disproportionate interest in the phylogenetics of Bovini, relative to other bovid or ruminant clades, no doubt stems from the importance of bovins as a prime source of human sustenance since at least the Pleistocene.