Sentence examples for further for life from inspiring English sources
Similarly, the breakdown of the bacterial mats by early burrowing would have opened up the upper sea floor further for life.
"The minister's commitment to hospital downgrades and axing beds across Wales will force many patients to travel further for life-saving care and only stands to make things worse".
Conservative health spokesman Darren Millar said: "No-one should be forced to travel further for life-saving treatment - local health services should be easily accessible to those that need them".
Dr Wallis and Professor Wickramasinghe believe that further evidence for life is that the spacecraft detected "abundant complex organic molecules on the surface of the comet", captured by infrared images taken by Rosetta.
Improved integration of experimental context will also improve identification success further for "real life" annotations.
Justice Geoffrey Bellew thanked the jurors for their service, telling them the trial had carried on far longer than anyone expected and each was exempted from further jury service for life.
It is clear, however, that every additional billion people constrain further the choices available for life on earth, human and otherwise.
In theory, the epigenetic signature at the NOS3 locus at birth might define an individual baseline level of NOS3 transcription for further life.
Countrywide already faces a number of regulatory probes and legal challenges on its business practices and other issues, further complicating life for Bank of America, which is taking over the company.
Median age at death and survival proportional to age 60 and 80 reflect the relative importance of reduction in old age mortality for further increasing life expectancy in the state.
Despite early effective therapy (in all patients core temperature was reduced to less than 39°C in less than 1 h from admission to the hospital), one patient died (mortality 15%) and four patients required further intensive care for life-threatening multiple organ failure.
