More devastating is "the loss of a vital human vocabulary.
It is a vital human document, but a less vital literary one.
Was Cabinet told that the UK was seeking to demolish a vital human rights safeguard?
The most damaging and persistent delusion we've acquired about sleep is that the vital human function is optional.
The panel has the limited authority to overrule provisions of the Endangered Species Act to protect vital human economic interests.
Martin Blaser An eye-opening account of how medical advances destroy vital human bacteria with disastrous consequences.
Connectedness and a sense of community are vital human needs that, if anything, become more important as we get older.
He wants companies to see their workers as the vital human beings they are, not unfixed costs.
Even when it ponders the opacity of people, as it frequently does these days, theater pulses with its vital human connection with its audience.
Its purpose was clear: to spread respect for vital human rights across the continent – for life, liberty and the integrity of the person.
Austen thought of corporations as collective organisms, sharing a vital human warmth; the two male poets interpreted the word more officiously and impersonally.
