Sentence examples for effects of life from inspiring English sources

Parole boards and sentencing commissions must re-examine the purpose, intent and effects of life sentences, and governors should start reviewing cases for executive clemency.

Similarly, agrarians have long contrasted the rude vitality of farm life with the enervating effects of life in an office, or in a factory.

But experts remain dubious about the long-term effects of life inside the walls on residents who are already socially marginalized migrants or local poor.

Instead, these are families with young children and no place to call home who are desperate enough to subject themselves to the dehumanizing effects of life in a city shelter.

Other factors unrelated to hardiness, such as social support from others, optimism, and humour in the face of difficulty, also have been reported to reduce the stressful effects of life changes.

Major problems of organic geochemistry include the question of the chemical environment on Earth in which life originated; the modification of the hydrosphere, and particularly the atmosphere, through the effects of life; and the incorporation of organic materials in rocks, including carbonaceous material in sedimentary rocks.

But a new book by a professor of psychology challenges perceptions of the effects of life-changing events.

The present study was designed to investigate the underlying neural mechanisms that may support apparent beneficial effects of life-long musical practice on cognition.

Manova in association with a test of significance (Wilk's Lambda test) was performed on these indexes in order to assess the effects of life-style.

We investigated the long-term effects of life-saving caesarean section on health, economic and social outcomes in Burkina Faso.

This study implements new analytical approaches to provide a detailed comparison among the effects of life-extending mutations, dietary treatments, gender and aging.