Sentence examples for valuable human enterprises from inspiring English sources

The balance of the book is concerned with what it might mean to regard literature in a "literary" way, or as Garber writes, how we might distinguish it "from other distinct, though valuable, human enterprises like morality, politics and aesthetics".

Like all human enterprises, journalism is not perfectible.

"The most valuable human mechanisms are not measurable," he maintains.

Gurkha veterans are a valuable human resource of Nepal.

But in human enterprises, "you know, you fall short of the ideal".

As Mr Will points out, many collective human enterprises are formally organised as corporations.

There are really only two human enterprises: creation and implementation.

Communities lose valuable human resources.

Learning is a very complex human enterprise.

And all surgery, by whatever means, remains a human enterprise.

No social program, private business or human enterprise is perfect.