Sentence examples for life as shown from inspiring English sources

This paradox was illustrated in his own life, as shown in his video project, Diary, intercut between his experiences on the front line, and his alienated time in England.

And it begins in the first months and years of life, as shown by the story of Jack B. Grubman, the former Citigroup stock analyst, who after nearly two weeks is still the talk of Manhattan dinner parties.

Or that the migrants had higher employment numbers than Northern-born blacks and a more stable family life, as shown by lower divorce rates and fewer children born outside of marriage.

The difficulties in classification are little greater than those faced in deciding who qualifies for protection on grounds of disabilities that limit the activities of daily life, as shown by conflicting decisions in numerous legal cases involving obesity.

Shelf degradation is assumed as straight-line depreciation over the shelf life, as shown in (2).

Metaphorically, this suggests fertility of the land and prosperity in life as shown in example 25.

Not surprisingly, serum IL-1 levels were not elevated in this cohort, reflecting the short serum IL-1 half-life as shown in previous studies [ 16].

The reduction of Nrf2 protein levels after TSA was not caused by decreased Nrf2 transcription or reduced mRNA half-life as shown by an experiment using actinomycin D (Supplementary Fig. S2A and B).

This result indicates that the existential dimension is not only determinant for QOL in some critical life events, as shown e.g. in psycho-oncology and palliative care, but also in everyday life.

There is something fundamentally askew in our public life today, as shown by the lack of trust in politicians and the alienation, particularly of young people, from the political system.

The major fossil fuel is coal, with contributions of 84.96% and 77.62% for the life cycles, as shown in the table.