Sentence examples for lifetime to keep from inspiring English sources

Thackeray came to think the work too "savage" and did everything in his lifetime to keep it out of print.

"We can't retreat from this opportunity of a lifetime to keep our economy strong and move our country forward," said Mr. Clinton, who signed the veto this morning during a visit to Martha's Vineyard for a weekend vacation and fund-raising.

"Particularly by the time they get to high school, kids need more lifetime activities to keep fit and active, and we have to find ways to make physical activity more exciting for them".

Given the evidence that has come pouring out in recent years, it is little wonder if "An Execution in the Family," Meeropol's touchingly sincere memoir, reflects less the journey of his title than a lifetime of struggle to keep the same foothold on ever more slippery ground.

The most powerful way to boost Lifetime Value is to keep donors around longer.

But the chirps [that would have ensued] for the rest of our lifetime was enough to keep me going.

He had the money and the position that enabled him to pay for all his works, including the many he did not publish in his lifetime, to be kept in a library.

A better approach would be to leave the full benefit age alone and instead directly reduce the monthly benefits as life expectancy rises, to keep average lifetime benefits roughly constant.

The risk of using gas a bridge fuel is that those gas plants would have to be closed down before the end of their lifetimes in order to keep to carbon budgets, so-called stranded assets.

Since the network lifetime tends towards the least lifetime of sensor nodes, it is desired to keep a minimum lifetime for each sensor.

"Folks, with less than 100 days until the most consequential election of our lifetimes, we've got to keep our eye on the ball," Biden says in the announcement, adding that the show will not have "complicated, policy-wonk language or acronyms.