Sentence examples for lifesaving as from inspiring English sources

"Her presence in their lives is not only a blessing to them, but it could very well be lifesaving as well".

Lifesaving, as in the act of saving human lives, is officially a sport.

The judicious and supervised use of stimulant medication (along with proper and coordinated supports in other areas of the child's life) can be truly lifesaving, as many of my patients — and their parents — would affirm.

Important and lifesaving as the Illinois moratorium, the Innocence Project at Benjamin N. Cardozo Law School and brave individual efforts may be, the real issue is that Texas has killed 127 human beings, not that one or more may have been innocent.

Without this blackout, the erosion of social values would not have been perceived and no doubt energy, or technology, would continue to be uncritically regarded as positive and lifesaving (as it truly can be when it warns us in a very short time of imminent danger).

She took up surf lifesaving as a seven-year-old.

"I have a 6-year-old son myself," Lt. Dennis Gordon, 42, said after the rescue, in which he and Firefighter Michael Cummings, 44, joined the family behind a wall of flames and shared their lifesaving air, as well as the peril, for eight minutes as deadly smoke encroached.

Veterinarians receive a comprehensive, multifaceted education that uniquely equips them to protect the nation's food supply, prevent disease and conduct lifesaving research, as well as care for our pets.

"I got that plus a brand-new lifesaving kidney as well.

Antidepressants can be lifesaving but, as has become sadly clear, can also on rare occasion precipitate suicide.

Messy politics could easily get in the way of lifesaving aid, as has been the case so many times before.