Sentence examples for lives getting enough from inspiring English sources

The problem is that, in the midst of our hectic, workaholic lives, getting enough rest tends to be a low priority.

The common image of a primitive society is one of hunters and gatherers scraping a living from the savannah, surviving from hour to hour in search of food, spending their entire lives getting enough to eat.

LAV-FIST came into being when Marine Corp reservists who typically aren't available for more than one or two days a month complained they weren't getting enough live-fire experience.

With 70 per cent of the 23 million people in this Southern African country living on less than $2 a day and 44 per cent of children chronically malnourished, the fear is that the poorest children –  especially those living alone –  are not getting enough support.

What ultimately matters is whether people are getting enough money to live good, active lives with the support they themselves have shaped.

He has long been exiled from his family, living rough, always being tricked, not able to master the intricacies of filling out a form, let alone getting enough money to live on.

An estimated 168 million children under five in the developing world are stunted or too short for their age, a consequence of not getting enough food, of living in an unhealthy environment, and of a lack of health care, attention and stimulation in early childhood.

At baseline and follow up, parent A will rate the level of support or help they receive from their partner and family and friends living elsewhere (I get enough help, I don't get enough help, I don't get any help, I don't need any help), and how often they feel they need support or help but can't get it from anyone (very often, often, sometimes, never, I don't need it) (LSAC) [ 68].

"Our dream is that all these problems that affect our lives end soon and that we live with our families, get enough food, good houses, go to school and play with friends without any fear," she says.

Growing the line a few spaces isn't tough, and you've got enough lives to spend doing it.

"As long as I live, I'll never get enough circus," he said.