Sentence examples for bring living from inspiring English sources

Rampersad delineates, in the second half of his book, how little effort Ellison made to follow his own advice to bring living blacks and whites together.

Even so, during the decade that Boas worked as an A.M.N.H. curator and, ultimately, the head of the anthropology department, he asked an explorer to bring living Eskimos to New York for research, then had their bodies dissected and studied when they died of tuberculosis.

That is the principle behind the fight to bring living wage jobs to the Kingsbridge Armory in the Bronx.

10centsPerCup could bring living wages, running water, education, proper healthcare and even crop insurance and social security to all farmers and farmworkers.

But Eastern Europe also benefited from a wave of aid from the European Union, averaging 300 euros per person per year, designed to help unite their economies with the rest of Europe's and bring living standards to the European average.

Unfortunately, we were unable to bring living plants from the native area to the greenhouse and, therefore, we were only able to compare seeds produced in the greenhouse from introduced populations to those produced in the field in the native area.

More than seven years of sanctions have brought living conditions crashing down.

Similarly, evolution could be seen as the natural process through which God brought living beings into existence and developed them according to his plan.

Remember you are bringing living animals into your home and care and it is unfair to them to skimp on their needs.

Oct. 1, we'll be bringing live the new health marketplaces.

Counter-balancing this ambivalence, there was also recognition that bringing lived experience into dialogue with the study offered the potential to bring a different kind of knowledge.