Sentence examples for on which life from inspiring English sources

Wooden masks embody bush spirits, invoked to benefit humankind and the natural forces on which life depends.

This, suggests Kolbert, may be the slender thread on which life on Earth will depend in future.

As Avedon sought out faces on which life had left its mark, so I prefer older, flawed leaves to young, unblemished specimens — leaves to which something has happened".

It was, she said, "a narrow world, and yet the stage on which life was to be played out was the international working class".

The Earth worked differently in the two periods.The clearest evidence for the system working differently in the Anthropocene comes from the recycling systems on which life depends for various crucial elements.

The equation made educated guesses for the rate at which stars form, the fraction of stars with planets, the number of those planets on which life arises and so on, including the average lifetime of technological civilizations.

Early education is the track on which life-long learning is built.

Mixtures containing three or five life-form groups, simultaneously optimized several green roof ecosystem functions, outperforming monocultures and single life-form groups, but there was much variation in performance depending on which life-forms were present in the three life-form mixtures.

The ecological budget is the one on which all life depends.

Over nine-tenths of the total biomass on Earth is plant life, on which animal life depends very heavily for its existence.

For instance, if Earth is the only planet on which intelligent life exists, then clearly we will not find any signs of intelligent life on other planets.