Sentence examples for lifetime community from inspiring English sources
There's one more gift of prescience from Christian Gauss; whether it is greater or less than his vision of Princeton as a vibrant, lifetime community is for you to judge.
The opening reception will also double as the 26th birthday celebration for Haile, whose special day is a robust tradition celebrated by his family and a lifetime community of friends who know him for his loving and creative spirit.
DSM-IV-TR reports a lifetime community prevalence of 0.5% for bipolar II disorder but more recent studies have shown a higher prevalence of bipolarity beyond bipolar I disorder.
It appears to be an excess of 2--5 mumg/m3 of benzo[a]pyrene per 100,000 population, suggesting that a lifetime community exposure to benzo[a]pyrene on a continuing basis may have a greater impact on lung deaths in the community than that considered by the Royal College of Physicians.
Community studies have suggested that at least 50% of adults will encounter a traumatic event in the course of their lifetime [ 1- 3], while lifetime community prevalence rates of PTSD range from an average of 1.9% in Europe to 6.8% in the USA [ 4, 5].
She spent a lifetime in community service in the leadership of volunteers.
HUNTER--Irene Mennen, of Manchester, VT and Delray Beach, FL died October 1st after a lifetime of community volunteerism and philanthropy.
Dorothy's extraordinary grace, spirit, intelligence and humanity touched everyone she knew and guided her lifetime of community involvement.
Yet again families have been plunged needlessly into grief that will last a lifetime; a community has been devastated.
When he started looking for an apartment, he thought he could cash in some of the good will he had earned from a lifetime of community workshops and readings.
Friends said it was the culmination of a lifetime of community service -- of pitching in to pluck the litter off dirty streets, volunteering to read to children at schools and sitting on the boards of social service agencies.
