Sentence examples for living autonomously from inspiring English sources

"Working my piece of land somewhere and living autonomously — that's the dream," she said.

She is fine and living autonomously for a while and then has a procedure that requires my 24/7 care for weeks.

Comixology has tremendous value continuing on as it has been, and living autonomously from the Amazon brand, with direct sales through its iOS-based digital storefront delivering a 30percentt cut to Apple (something Amazon has said isn't viable with its own Kindle storefront, leading to the removal of that feature from its iOS app).

Many bacterial species lose essential biosynthetic pathways, disabling them from living autonomously, which may explain why more than 90% of bacteria cannot be cultivated in the absence of a community environment (Costerton et al., 1994; Johnson et al., 2012).

The present findings suggest that exercise interventions can benefit from adding self-regulatory and planning strategies, especially in outpatient and community settings in which patients live autonomously (e.g., assisted living).

Ethnic Kurds have lived autonomously in the area since 1991, when they won a war against Saddam Hussein.

It is a cautionary tale for families trying to manage one of our age's emblematic conflicts, between elderly parents who want to live autonomously and adult children who want to protect them, made more vivid by the presence of the Broadway and screen actress at its center.

The player will be able to steer not one protagonist but three, each a man of different ethnicity and class who will live autonomously in the game's virtual Los Santos until the player grabs control of him to bring his story forward.

When people living in some region of the world declare that their group has the right to live autonomously, they are saying that they ought to be allowed to govern themselves.

The three neurons for each distributed "leg" of the brain, along with a central mediator (artificial prefrontal cortex), helps the bugs live autonomously, adjust to changing conditions and remain self-aware.

Ivatans already lived in Batanes before the Spaniards arrived in the Philippines in the 16th century, and lived autonomously long thereafter.