Sentence examples for from lifelong from inspiring English sources

This finding of augmented benefit from lifelong lower levels has been confirmed in other studies of mutations of this gene [ 15, 16].

Did she suffer from lifelong depression?

The illnesses may have resulted from lifelong exposure to hazardous paint.

Where divorce and unwed motherhood remain low, the retreat from lifelong marriage simply takes other forms.

He died in 1929, from complications of diabetes, broke, estranged from lifelong allies, exiled from family and country.

In the movie's prelude Hollis, a Catholic, discovers to his shock that he suffers from lifelong infertility.

From teenage love to lifelong soulmate of 65 years to the late Adele Burkes.

The impact and trauma from sexual violence is lifelong.

The judges who assert these vast powers enjoy lifelong immunity from accountability.

They came from the lifelong collection kept by the Butlers' grandfather.

Packard's interest in fine timepieces sprang from a lifelong fascination with all things mechanical.