Sentence examples for lifelong state from inspiring English sources
"I think it's something Chicago's dumping in the water," said Chuck Grapentine, a lifelong state resident.
In the case of chronic infection, most infected individuals maintain a lifelong state of latency.
This opposes the viewpoint that the majority of type 2 diabetes genes inflict a state of insulin resistance with the β-cell simply failing to respond to the lifelong state of increased insulin demand.
(I think she meant that as a compliment, and as a lifelong state-school guy, I take it as such).
Far less certain is whether Mr. Hernandez's lifelong mental state would become a building block in any possible insanity defense that would hinge on his mental state in May 1979, when Etan, who was 6 years old, disappeared on his way to school.
In a recent interview, Cary, a lifelong Democrat, stated how much she liked the future president, adding that she still has the letter Roosevelt wrote her after the occasion.
Education Minister Yossi Sarid explicitly overturned the country's lifelong Orthodox-only state financing, saying he believed in "religious pluralism".
The new space will include a 39,000-square-foot glass-enclosed atrium at the center of the complex, a new lifelong learning center, state-of-the art conservation studios and additional space for the Ingalls Library.
I'm very, very proud to have been a lifelong resident of this state, to have had all my roots here, my friends and my family from this state.
Will it be a proven record for the job, relevant experience and a lifelong devotion to this state, New York?
