Sentence examples for health lay from inspiring English sources

In the pamphlet he contended that the only restorative for Jewish dignity and spiritual health lay in a Jewish homeland.

In most rural rayony the responsibility for public health lay with the chief physician, who was also medical director of the central rayon hospital.

Millais, lost in his art, failed to notice; Siddal, ever the ideal model, did not move or complain, and so, despite being of weak health, lay in the freezing water until she caught a chill.

Brown said that over the years of involvement with women's and children's issues while her husband was in government, she had become more and more convinced, listening to medical professionals and policymakers, that maternal health lay at the heart of the solution to improved global health.

We've made it through a fair share of "for better or worse" -- who wants to grow up and see what "sickness and health" lay ahead.

Patients from more deprived areas commonly relied on a narrative that suggested that responsibility for health lay firmly with medical professionals.

The future for European citizens' health lies in teamwork.

In his Moonrocks mission statement, Dr. Kulacz writes that "the answer to economic and emotional health" lies in the exercise of values like passion for one's work.

Since the future of American economic health lies in its people, Acemoglu explained, as long as Americans believe they can influence the process, they will.

Ultimately the responsibility to change how we as a culture view and address mental health lies in us all.

The fate of our health lies in an understanding of a past that stressed us in specific ways.