In this sentence:
We design to create a world in human dignity and as possible
I want to say that we design to make a world that is worthy for humans to live in, as possible as it is.
"As possible as it is" means: Our abilities are limited. So we may can't do something ideally, but it is still worthy because we have used all of the current possibilities. I want to say that's not about quality to use "good" instead.
I have used translators. Is it true to say this that way?
Does it mean anything, after all?
What the better sentence ?
Edit:
How about this one ?
We design to create a world that is worthy for human to live in, and
as much as possible.
Best Answer
To me, "as possible as it is" is unnecessary. It's already implied. Also, "create a world" sounds more like we're designing a new game, where we can create as many alternate worlds as we want to. The phrase "make the world a better place" is more idiomatic.
So, I would like to offer this:
If you want to emphasize that what you can do is limited, you might say:
But that sounds a little wordy, and a little clumsy.
If you want to emphasize that you will do everything that you can do, you can also say:
But that might not be what you really wanted to say.