Sentence examples for life-friendly from inspiring English sources
'life-friendly' is a correct and usable word in written English
It can be used to describe something that is beneficial, supportive or conducive to life or living things. Example: The new eco-friendly building design incorporates numerous features that make it life-friendly, such as energy-efficient systems, natural lighting, and green spaces for employees to relax and recharge.
That astronomers have already found an Earthlike planet suggests that there should be others in cooler, more life-friendly orbits.
In her 1997 book, "Biomimicry," Janine M. Benyus observed that while humans create synthetic materials by means of high temperatures and pressures ("heat, beat and treat" methods, as they are known), nature does so under life-friendly conditions.
Most of the possible life-supporting universes have lax laws, simply because lax laws are more life-friendly.
Even with the multitude of universes existing "side by side", this one didn't have to be one of the few with life-friendly parameters.
NASA's prolific exoplanets-hunting satellite Kepler has found its strongest candidate yet for an Earth-like planet in a life-friendly orbit around a sunlike star.
These objects turn out to have "pockets of habitability," with many life-friendly stars beyond where astronomers have traditionally pointed their telescopes.
He's also the night-life-friendly toque behind Canteen, in SoHo.
Dr. Zuk is the author of "Riddled with Life: Friendly Worms, Ladybug Sex, and the Parasites That Make Us Who We Are".
Now a procedure called sural nerve grafting is gaining in popularity for its ability to make surgery a more sex-life-friendly choice.
Marlene Zuk is the author of Riddled With Life: Friendly Worms, Ladybug Sex and the Parasites That Make Us Who We Are (Harcourt Books).
In other words, with so many universes to choose from, inevitably one of them (ours) beats the 1-in-10120 odds and is intelligent-life-friendly.
