Sentence examples for into lifetimes from inspiring English sources
If the Welfare Reform Act of 1996 suggests anything, it is that most Americans believe the modern approach to helping the poor has been a tragic failure, luring millions of people into lifetimes of dependency, stripping away their dignity and making poverty an intergenerational inheritance even as the national economy has boomed and opportunity has proliferated.
But still, they endure and find ways to survive while transforming heartbreaking obstacles into lifetimes of possibility.
Our ruling classes don't want to invest in educating these young people, preferring instead to track into lifetimes of insecure, low-wage labor and/or prison.
Their statistics are a searing indictment of decades-long malign marketing that successfully lured children into lifetimes of addiction and disease.
We've watched it entrap our older loved ones into lifetimes of servitude only to have their benefits shrivel up and their retirements gambled away..
So what can families do to avoid the debt that is trapping graduates into lifetimes of indentured servitude to Sallie Mae? Before taking out a single dollar in student loans, do everything that you possibly can to lower the cost of college and raise the money to pay cash.
The poor execution is even starting to seep into Lifetime's other original programming.
Some of the patients' underlying problems seem too pat for a series that traffics in ambiguity and nuance, while Paul's personal history crosses over into Lifetime movie territory.
HB837 reverses last year's judicial order banning tolling: not only does it allow the practice, but it places no limits on duration, meaning that a single traffic ticket could in effect turn into lifetime probation.
In the Netherlands, pension laws require that workers' 401 k -like plans be converted into lifetime annuities to ensure they do not spend down all their savings before they turn 75 or 80.
Now Atoms is trying to build more commerce innovation to turn buyers into lifetime wearers.
