41.   The scenery may have been a bit more impressive there, but the human dimension was all but lost.

42.   There is a human dimension to the task as well.

43.   They do affect the human dimension that the globalization of economics and telecommunications leave out, producing new kinds of community.

44.   While these techniques often create visually arresting images, they also keep us detached from the human dimensions and emotional resonances of the story.

45.   If you could possibly slow it down to a real human dimension.

46.   HRH Crown Prince Hassan has often concentrated on the human dimension of the Arab-Israeli conflict in general, and the Palestinian tragedy in particular.

47.   In sum, human dimensions must be viewed dynamically if management expects to build a realistic human resource development programme.

48.   The real issue, is the human dimension, and it must not be ignored in the calculations.

49.   This is the dilemma of American foreign policy formulators, whom have not yet considered the human dimension in international relations.

50.   He said the human dimension of the decision could not be ignored.