Sentence examples for life inducing from inspiring English sources

Background: Stress is a part of our daily life, inducing neurochemical and neurophysiological changes in the central nervous system.

The calculator also enabled them to debate sustainable consumption in the context of their everyday life, inducing them to personally experience the multidimensional character of sustainability.

Also, as Rustmann puts it, "It's the hardest sales pitch you'll ever make in your life: inducing someone to willingly betray his country.

Anxiety is an unpleasant state of inner turmoil, often accompanied by nervous behavior, somatic complaints and rumination [ 2], when anxiety becomes excessive, it may be considered as an anxiety disorder, and can critically decrease the quality of life inducing several psychosomatic diseases.

Yet the anxiety remains – perhaps for no other reason than that becoming a parent is an inherently anxiety-inducing experience; or perhaps because modern life induces so much anxiety for other reasons, which we then project upon our babies.

Perhaps the attractions of city life induced Sāsānian barons to abandon their villages for the easy life of absentee landlords and to allow their military habits to decay.

Eliot said he wanted no biography, but there was never any possibility that he would get his wish, and the appearance of his life induced the poet's executors, doubtless with reluctance, to announce that an officially approved life would be forth-coming.

The present study was designed to investigate whether exposure to BPA in early life induced glucose intolerance in the offspring through male germ line, and the underlying epigenetic molecular basis.