Sentence examples for value to humanity from inspiring English sources

Almost half of the planet's natural World Heritage Sites, areas designated as holding "outstanding value to humanity," face growing threats of destruction due to human activity that has already caused lasting damage to places like Yellowstone National Park, a new report says.

Even a partial success will be of incalculable value to humanity, and to the rest of life, for all time.

The extraordinary diversity of rainforests is without doubt their greatest value to humanity, for it has turned the rainforests into a great natural pharmacopeia.

The notion of curated was to put together something that will touch people, not only the picture but also text that has very fundamental value to humanity.

"It is not possible to be a scientist unless you believe that the knowledge of the world, and the power which this gives, is a thing which is of intrinsic value to humanity," Oppenheimer said.

If the Bishop of Whitby, the Right Rev Robert Ladds, is successful, the town will be designated "of outstanding value to humanity" and so "belonging to all the peoples of the world".

Mitzvoth, for Leibowitz, are not therefore based on human needs and desires since that would subordinate God's values to human values, rendering God a slave to humanity, and placing humanity at the pinnacle of all value.

In fact, I call my relief paintings "imprints," partly because they are relics of something left behind, something of value to our humanity and experience.

Then Genentech came along with this idea that we could make synthetic protein, that we could start to commercialize some of these core experimental techniques and do translation work and bring value back to humanity.

"By providing technologists with peer-driven, practical recommendations for creating ethically aligned autonomous and intelligent products, services, and systems, we can move beyond the fears associated with these technologies and bring valued benefits to humanity today and for the future," says Konstantinos Karachalios, managing director for IEEE Standard Association, in a statement.

But I was profoundly moved by John S. Dickerson's thoughtful understanding of the value religion brings to humanity and how it must move with us through time.