Sentence examples for useful humanities from inspiring English sources
The result, he predicts, will be "a more useful humanities scholarship".
So it seems likely that out there in the rainforest genomes exist that would be useful to humanity, if only humanity knew about them before it wiped them out.The gastric brooding frog, for instance, appeared to scientists to hold great promise.
The research thus far suggests that prefinals will be much more useful in humanities courses and social-science disciplines in which unfamiliar concepts are at least embedded in language we can parse.
Using the phylogenetic narrative has thus allowed us to efficiently identify a new species that is useful to humanity, which is a win win situation because it decreases the "cost of doing business" while increasing the probability that the new species will be preserved.
But while chlorine may have been put to some dastardly uses over the centuries, its reactivity has also been incredibly useful to humanity.
Beyond its snack value, it is not useful to humanity.
It hoped to extend the human life span by coming up with a breakthrough as important, and as useful to humanity, as the transistor has been.
We have become increasingly alarmed about the results of burning too much coal, oil and gas; the consequences of excessive emissions resulting from some of the most useful substances humanity has ever harnessed.
The third Global Biodiversity Outlook (GBO-3) says that some ecosystems may soon reach "tipping points" where they rapidly become less useful to humanity.
He explains that there are engineers "working tirelessly" in this country who try to build something useful for humanity, before finding out it's against U.S. code.
