Sentence examples for information to live from inspiring English sources

In the face of what some journalists have called the biggest story in the world, surely this is an opportunity - greater than any time since World War II - for Britain's most trusted media outlet, and our main source of scientific information, to live up to the Public Purposes codified by its Royal Charter.

The hacker does not have sufficient information to live up to his claims Of creating a searchable Database.

We need more than information to live a good life, we need the ability to process and to make meaning, which (still) only humans can provide.

I suddenly found how and what I wanted to give back, and how to focus that with no expectations of return apart from making women well and happy, to give women not only a wealth of information to live by, but to give those less fortunate and without my resources the opportunity to live a life of comfort and dignity!

"We make a constant commitment to learn, perform, and teach the early works to our dancers, because that information has to live in the bodies of contemporary dancers," she explains.

Compared to US-born Hispanics, foreign-born Hispanics were somewhat more likely to be diagnosed at a regional or distant stage of disease or with missing stage information, and to live in the lowest SES neighborhood and Hispanic enclaves.

"I want the truth to be out, the myths to be broken, so that I can get on with my life rather than knowing this information and having to live with this information".

He also predicted the coming of "the global village" and insisted that electronic technology would decentralize power and information, allowing people to live in smaller clusters far from major urban centers while having the same access to information.

The mammoth is a big piece of new information that comes to live in her very own backyard.

But I'm still disturbed there are so many young people going through the system who are not getting the information they need to live their life properly".

As well as awareness campaigns and encouraging health and social care practitioners to recognise the signs of dementia sooner, Piot believes that people need earlier diagnosis and better information and support to live well with the condition.