Sentence examples for out existence from inspiring English sources

The definition gives us no guidance as to how to parcel out existence to elements in the infinity of inertial frames that are admissible at a spacetime point.

Most pensions and social benefits have already been cut off for more than four months, leaving many elderly and poor people desperately trying to carve out existence in an area where war has devastated infrastructure and further depressed an already beleaguered economy. .

We did not, however, evaluate the association between different sports and DD and therefore, we cannot rule out existence of risk sports with harmful effect on disc well-being.

The Sternins write: "Those eking out existence on the margins of society grasp the simple elegance of the PD approach – in contrast to the sceptical consideration of the more educated and/or privileged.

However, he singles out existence claims.

This despite the efforts of major e-mail providers like Microsoft and Time Warner 's America Online and EarthLink to sue spammers out existence, and the ill-conceived but well-meaning intentions of federal lawmakers.

"Experts in demand," Tetlock says, "were more overconfident than their colleagues who eked out existences far from the limelight".

Huffington says that advice would have saved her from the "perpetually harried, stressed-out existence I experienced for so long".

In effect he said to his readers, "You may hold, if you will, that objects of sense have only an 'in-and-out' existence, that they are created and annihilated with every turn of man's attention; but do not father those views on me.

Though only a small number of people have borne the kind-of-in, kind-of-out existence that characterizes the home-as-jail, a judicial order issued in a Brooklyn court in June has made it tougher for mob defendants to be freed on bail, meaning that those who are released are more likely to wind up shuttered inside their homes.

Peter is both intrigued and repelled by Larry's divorced, down-and-out existence, and while visiting Larry at the seedy motor court where he lives, Peter observes, among other striking details, a "black plastic garbage bag stuck in the Cyclone fence... the sun shining on it as intensely as on the river".