Sentence examples for animals so long from inspiring English sources

The mayor here becomes the Minister, a married man with a child, an officious yet philosophical leader who tries to persuade the townspeople, incensed over the exploding rat population, to tolerate the animals, so long as the creatures keep to their place.

While the Americans with Disabilities Act limited the definition of "service animals" to include only dogs and miniature horses, Wisconsin's statutes make an exception for "other" animals, so long as they're individually trained to help a person with a disability.

Taken together, the data suggest that metabolic function appears little compromised in young prenatally 'programmed' animals so long as weight is adequately controlled.

Transfer of MBP-specific CD4+ T cells from EAE animals can be sufficient to induce EAE in recipient animals, so long as the transferred cells are activated [ 22].

Another example is the mimosine content of Leucaena leucocephala, which need not be a problem to animal health so long as the animal's diet does not exceed 30%% of the diet for more than six months.

Because the production of those shoes violated animal welfare so long ago, Ms. Silverstone's thinking goes, they are permitted through a grandfather clause.

By comparison, only 64% of respondents to the ongoing (trends) survey said yes when asked if they "can accept animal experimentation so long as it is for medical research purposes".

Some of the SkQ1-treated animals were so long-lived that we had to present the data in two ways, namely by survival plotted against (i) the time spent in captivity (for all the animals studied, Figures 7A, B), and (ii) the age (for animals who died during the study, Figures 7 C, D).

That is, how do some animals live for so long, while others like humans only get a few decades?

My whole thing is that there's nothing wrong with killing animals for use, so long as you treat them with dignity and respect.

Of course, critics suggest that the project is fraught with ethical concerns, including what it means to resurrect a social species, and whether efforts might be better spent on preservation of species we know are put in danger as a direct result of human interference, rather than an animal that lived so long ago.