Sentence examples for bring lifelong from inspiring English sources
Vitamin supplements cost next to nothing and bring lifelong benefits.
Some toddlers with disabilities like autism and Down syndrome are not getting therapies that can bring lifelong benefits.
With the help of a monk turned chauffeur named Christian, I embarked on a journey to find the apartment that would bring lifelong happiness.
The importance of mentoring for graduate students has become increasingly apparent to me during the last couple of years — not just for academic success, but for well-being, happiness, and being poised for careers that bring lifelong fulfillment.
In traditional Chinese culture the mandarin duck is believed to bring lifelong fidelity to couples and frequently used as symbols for wedding presents or in Chinese art.
The 2015 Influencers in Aging list includes author Ai-jen Poo, who is working to improve the quality and availability of in-home care and philanthropist Bernard Osher, who is bringing lifelong learning to colleges and universities around the country.
Much more research is needed to establish whether the virus actually causes microcephaly, but in the meantime, because the condition is so devastating and brings lifelong effects such as severe cognitive impairment for babies, researchers are advising women to consider putting off becoming pregnant, and avoiding mosquito bites if they do become pregnant.
Tottenham had known all summer that Bale had every intention of making a move that would bring a lifelong change in his family fortunes.
A university education can bring enormous lifelong benefits, not just the crudely financial - graduates clearly do enjoy enhanced earning power - but also cultural, social and intellectual.
Take reasonable precautions, stick together in pairs or groups, be wary and alert in dark, empty areas in any city, and otherwise, take lots of pictures and bring home lifelong memories.
Its huge success brought Humperdinck lifelong financial security and allowed him more time to compose.
