Civilisation used in a sentence

Civilisation in a sentence as a noun

Then all a fallen civilisation has to do is re-discover radio, to get access to the world's knowledge.

This is a massive shame, as buildings are part of the shared cultural capital of our civilisation and are unavoidable.

Right now we have a choice to either try to ameliorate climate change, or ignore it and watch civilisation collapse over the next century or so.

A hudred years ago someone extrapolated the city sizes and concluded that urban civilisation was doomed because of all the horse manure produced by a 'civillised' city.

"...protect American jobs...""...innocent civilians and American soldiers at risk..."Who would have thought BitTorrent was such a threat to American civilisation?

" Norman Mailer"Newspapers are unable, seemingly, to discriminate between a bicycle accident and the collapse of civilisation.

To maintain a few perks, they will let the Tories destroy centuries of civilisation - the Vienna Convention is a cornerstone of international relations, and hence, of world peace; threatening it over a silly man is just irresponsible.

Before we terraform the planet don't you think it might be interesting to learn about martian history before it cannot be recovered?If you dig the foundation of a parking lot and you find the vestiges of an ancient civilisation don't you take the time to study what you've found before your send the steamrollers in?