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Meanings of human activity in English
Activity initiated by a human, intentionally or unintentionally.
Usage of human activity in English
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All normal human activity can't be suspended until public services are perfect.
2
Disease and human activity also contribute to the high number of deaths.
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The effect of human activity on our climate is no longer subtle.
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It is not a question about whether human activity contributes to it.
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At issue is not whether human activity is changing life on Earth.
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Analysts in virtually every aspect of human activity offer predictions and estimates.
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You could say the same about ninety per cent of human activity.
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It leaves little room for doubt that human activity is to blame.
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But the two camps differ on whether human activity is causing warming.
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It addresses the very core of human activity in today's global community.
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His names for such forces in human activity were laziness and inertia.
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She feared nothing so much as the hated sounds of human activity.
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Any human activity, the more you do it, the better you get.
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In heroic periods of human activity, man risked all and gained all.
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The lonely spot where we stood had no kinship with human activity.
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Vodka faithfully attended every human activity: seduction, matrimony, celebration and, definitely, murder.
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