Sentence examples for mean for life from inspiring English sources

Married for love — does that mean for life?

What does it mean for life on Mars?

This has led to some excitement in that scientists want to understand these unknown genes and what they mean for life.

What would such a discovery mean for life here on Earth?

Can you even imagine what it would mean for life-on-earth if we burn all that coal for the next 3,500 years?

So we can be clear enough about what it means for life to have meaning and value, but when we put down our philosophy books and actually get on with living, meaning and value can be elusive.

He agonized over whether he was meant for life as a priest.

When Fitzhugh sees the railroad as long term, he means for life.

And that means for life; benefits are not raised when an early retiree reaches the normal retirement age.

Indeed, not being able to stop acting as if one's life is meaningful is probably what it means for life to be meaningful.

So part of what we did last week was to assess the complex histories at each site, discuss the likely habitability of the environments we think were around when the features formed, and ultimately what it all means for life.