Sentence examples for life compatible from inspiring English sources
The German state is obliged to guarantee its citizens a life compatible with "human dignity," a principle that resulted in a 2010 court ruling that said the standard Hartz IV payment is not calculated in a way that ensures that.
Our obligation is to produce the best, not just a life compatible with flourishing.
First, how did early biomolecules, supposedly nucleotides, sugars, amino acids and fatty acids, form and reach life compatible concentrations?
Secondly, the elderly generally present high prevalence of slowly growing cancers, a life expectancy, and a quality of life compatible with a benefit from screening or early diagnosis However, they are frequently excluded from these benefits.
A third ABG at mid-resuscitation attempt showed non-life-compatible deterioration in acid-base and potassium status pH 6.959, pCO2 37.1 mmHg, pO2 80.1 mmHg, [bicarbonate] 7.9 mmol/L, [Na+] 137 mmol/l, and [K+] 9.8 mmol/l (not hemolyzed).
Having a tragic view of life is compatible with having a positive view of our worldly duties.
The article then goes on to state: "All of the symptoms reported in Caesar's life are compatible with him having multiple mini-strokes".
For too long, liberals have sought to persuade Americans, in the face of growing evidence to the contrary, that self-sufficiency and a middle-class life are compatible.
"All of the symptoms reported in Caesar's life are compatible with him having multiple mini-strokes," said Francesco Galassi, a medical doctor at Imperial who conducted the analysis with Hutan Ashrafian, a surgeon at the college.
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In The Sacred Hoop: Recovering the Feminine in American Indian Traditions (1986), she argued that feminist and Native American perspectives on life are compatible, claiming that traditional tribal lifestyles were never patriarchal and were generally based on "spirit-centered, woman-focused worldviews".
