Sentence examples for lives conducted from inspiring English sources

And as the web has evolved, and more of our lives conducted online, internet advertising has steadily increased.

Balls and Bradshaw acted after a largely cautious review of commercialisation of children's lives conducted by David Buckingham, a professor at the Institute of Education in London.

He never denied the tragedies and violence that blighted the lives of an Irish generation, but he linked the darkness of his own times to memories of English and Scandinavian invasions from the past, as if to suggest that lives conducted in extremis, on the edge, have more to teach than visions of the pastoral.

The protagonists of T.C. Boyle's new novel, "The Terranauts," live in a bubble — an actual bubble, their lives conducted under glass.

Once a matter for textbooks and drunken, early morning chinwags, the question seems drastically more pressing in an age of virtual reality headsets and sumptuous 3D graphics, of social and professional lives conducted largely or entirely over the internet.

He lived, conducted research, and maintained a medical practice in the Soho neighbourhood of London.

His legacy for the rest of us is rather different, for we live now in an epistolary universe; our working lives largely conducted through correspondence.

The news conference, then, reinforced how the saga has come to symbolize a modern transnationalism in which lives are conducted in two languages and often in two countries.

Individual lives are conducted with the same aim.

The data used to perform the analyses comes from the third round of the Young Lives study conducted in Andhra Pradesh, India in 2009.

The objects were picked on the basis of their use to the young girls in their daily lives and conducted in different provinces of Rwanda.