The phrase 'live in as' is not correct in written English.
Instead, you could use the phrase 'live in' or 'live as.' For example, "She chose to live in America as an expression of her independence."
During these sessions we feel relieved from the pressure we live in, as well as the crisis and conflicts.
The answer is that New York was an incredibly harsh environment to live in, as viciously competitive then as it is now.
For those who say that the Lower Ninth Ward shouldn't have been rebuilt, Lakeview is probably the more dangerous area to live in, as it's several feet lower than the Lower Ninth — really is below sea level.
"Here he's pointing out that there are important things in the world we live in, as opposed to the scientific image of the world, that science pretends to have a grasp of but doesn't".
While this may be true in a world that doesn't change, the world we live in, as Hoffer emphasized, doesn't have this character.
Yūgen does not, as has sometimes been supposed, have to do with some other world beyond this one, but rather with the depth of the world we live in, as experienced through cultivated imagination.
Because we live in, as Bill Maher said, "A Pussy Nation"... Vive La France!
This world we live in, as I am reminded by the headlines, is unstable.
And you have to take that as the world we live in, as opposed to "Oh, that's too bad".
Skyscrapers were seen as an expression of rational engineering, the perfect buildings for mankind to live in, as celebrated in artist Louis Lozowick's lithographs.
The spectrum of regulated genes is undoubtedly related to the particular environments these organisms live in, as sulfur, and thus methionine, concentrations can vary a great deal [ 19].
