Sentence examples for how far life from inspiring English sources

Even so, Peter Carr, a biological engineer at MIT's Lincoln Laboratory, says it suggests that scientists are only beginning to learn how far life can be redesigned, a concept known as synthetic biology.

The availability of courses geared to the skills and mindset that industry needs raises the issue of how far life scientists need to take their academic training.

And unbeknownst to many, it can also be indicative of how successful we will be and how far life will take us.

The work of Allen, de Paula and others may, Bauer believes, "lead to a complete change in thinking giving us a new idea on why you have different sexes and how far life goes to protect mitochondria for the next generation".

It seems to be the births, birthdays, christenings and everyday family events (aside from the tax-payer funded lifestyle) that prove just how far removed life as a royal is from the lives lived by the rest of the UK.

Her trip to Ithaca from Los Angeles reminded her how far her life now is from what she imagined for herself when she graduated from UCLA 23 years ago, majoring in English and African-American studies.

As I read to him at night some of the books that I read as a child (Goodnight, Moon is a good example) I'm struck by how similar my life was to the characters in the books and how far distant his life is from that pre-gear age.

The question is how far one's life decisions affect one's art, and how much great artists have a responsibility to speak out and do right.

We didn't need to explain what this meant because we both knew how far our unconventional life choices had taken us from our early promise.

It's unclear how far into Taylor's life the book brings us, but in the final chapter "Secondary Drowning" we see that even when life becomes stable for adult Taylor, she still sometimes struggles against the past's undertow.

But is the idea that our parents dictate how far we go in life anything new?