Sentence examples for conditions that keep from inspiring English sources

"You have to pull them out of tissue, you have to grind up tissue and then culture them under conditions that keep them happy," he said.

The gendered division of labour must be dismantled as these are the structural causes and conditions that keep women and girls subjugated.

The concept is that Christians should not merely give to the poor, but also work to correct unjust conditions that keep people poor.

Hunt said there was a £7bn cost to the NHS of treating long-term health conditions that keep people out of work, and suggested that employment could be a part of recovery.

"In the case of Sulawesi, the concern is there isn't enough military to protect the local population or to create the kinds of stable conditions that keep terrorism down".

The states responded by crushing or expelling the Islamists, but without ever trying to reform the Islamic schools -- called madrasas -- or the political conditions that keep producing angry Islamist waves.

Neighbors said that they noticed that the boys were small and thin, but that Mr. and Mrs. Jackson had told them they had medical conditions that kept them from growing properly.

Unlike the US air pollution in China is worst in the winter because of burning of coal to heat homes and weather conditions that keeps dirty air closer to the ground, Rohde said.

As a "track 2" soft-diplomacy effort, our yearlong fellowship with the Asia Society required us to explore the conditions that kept Indo-Pakistani relations from improving, and suggest concrete measures to make amends.

Our experiments were carried out in conditions that kept the density of nanoparticles low, and the formation of larges nanoparticles by coalescence processes was avoided.

Finding the coolant conditions that kept this section of the core below the maximum permissible temperature would ensure that the rest of the core would also remain within an acceptable temperature limit.