Sentence examples for taken a human from inspiring English sources

Sweden, Norway and most recently Iceland have taken a human rights approach that discourages the demand for commercial sexual exploitation.

The difference, of course, is that this epic comeback is not yet complete, but it has taken a human toll already on Team New Zealand, including Barker, who is still the skipper.

In the end, their software was able to classify cars in 50 million images in just two weeks, a task the Times said would have taken a human expert 15 years to finish.

In addition to the physical damage, the floods have taken a human toll as well.

Edna rejects his suit, declaring that she never would marry a man who had taken a human life.

"It could have taken a human in one gulp; in fact, something like a T-Rex would have been breakfast for a beast like this".

Education, nutrition, health and immunization continued to be fundamental components of UNICEF's programming, all of which has taken a human-rights based approach with a focus on results.

The new demands are not just taking a human toll.

Taking a human life doesn't appear to faze Sante.

But such demands can take a human toll.

Still, it takes a human -- or a chicken -- to really lay an egg.