Sentence examples for case for life from inspiring English sources
Sometimes he wondered if, rather than living, Eloise was building a case for life.
What wasn't preserved: any proteins or fats or body fossils that would clinch the case for life and identify what types of bacteria left behind this organic carbon.
Typically in the sentencing phase of capital punishment trials, prosecutors make a case for death and the defense makes a case for life.
If they do, though, the case for life on Mars will look a lot stronger than it does at the moment.
"If no one is making a case for life, there is only death," Colonel Poppe told the judge on Tuesday in a Fort Hood courtroom.
Planetary scientist Professor Dave Rothery of the Open University posted in a comment on Facebook, "The Guardian and the RAS disgraced themselves today with the 'top scientists' argue case for life on comet' piece today.
"if (someone wants) to achieve completion, resolution and closure around certain issues, I believe that they have a moral case for life-prolonging drugs" (EX038).
From 10 years of age children in Australia can be charged by police, tried in our courts and imprisoned in detention facilitates, in some cases for life.
Half of patients with anxiety conditions (such as social phobia, health anxiety or panic disorders) recover after an average of ten sessions, in most cases for life.
"It's where sporting habits are formed, in some cases for life.
In my book, Inspiration Your Ultimate Calling, I make the case for living an inspired life, by understanding that the word inspired means being in-spirit.
