Sentence examples for life underpins from inspiring English sources

(She is the basis for Too-ticky in the Moomin stories, while the couple's shared working life underpins "Fair Play").

This awareness of a child's life underpinned parents' concerns about the permissibility of facilitating death when considering medical abortion for fetal abnormality and when their consent was sought for the withdrawal of life-support from infants with fatal abnormalities.

It is this improving quality of life that underpins and must continue to support London's economic success.

The knowledge that visual field loss significantly impacts on quality of life should underpin the requirement for appropriate screening and diagnosis of visual field loss and associated visual impairments following stroke.

This confident Gallic take-back of the true-life story underpinning the Popeye Doyle films of the 1970s proves both narratively engrossing and skilful in its marshalling of the widescreen frame.

Instead, we should spend more time studying the pattern of unfairness and discrimination that underpins life in Scotland.

The amount of feigning that Fitzgerald was obliged to undertake, on all fronts in his life in Hollywood, underpins West of Sunset - and this part of the novel is all too authentic.

This is despite the fact that soils literally underpin life on land.

Along the way we learn that a secret cabal of wild animals may underpin life in contemporary London, we hang out at art exhibitions, visit an orgy at a gay sauna, and wallow in gorgeous (if unsettling) writing.

"The gathering of international scientists, policy-makers, and students will not only explore the knowledge in hand, but consider what else is needed to chart a course over the next century in which humanity sustains and even improves the relationships that underpin life on Earth".

At this symposium, renowned speakers gave insight into their work, highlighting how protein databases are underpinning life sciences.