Sentence examples for raising life from inspiring English sources

Directing a barb at protesters, who he referred to as "our crusty friends outside", Mr Johnson listed Conservative policies he claimed were benefitting the poor by cutting crime, pollution and raising life expectancy.

The result is an administration raising life and death issues in its actions and pronouncements but being unable to talk with any moral authority or ethical consistency on either.

As I report more fully in my story here, the project that arranged the work and trained the women to make a sustainable living from their savings is one of many that has helped Bangladesh, slowly but steadily, reduce poverty, illiteracy and infant mortality while raising life expectancy and bringing population growth under control.

I had always been hyper-cautious about raising life's stakes, which seemed too high as it was.

China is easing its one child policy and, he says, "Russia has had some success in raising life expectancy with much smarter policies about alcohol consumption".

We have a satyr symbol raising life's energy and moving forward," Koons explained.

This democratic accessibility evokes for governmental agents meeting there what a 2° C rise in global temperatures would mean for some of the most vulnerable regions receding glaciers, and increasingly-sparse grasslands required for raising life-sustaining livestock, to name but a few consequences.

The Finns had merely to raise life expectancy.

Medical breakthroughs may continue to raise life expectancy beyond the levels built into population forecasts.What can be done?

Inequality is high in both countries, but China has done far more than India to raise life expectancy, expand general education and secure health care for its people.

Although his prose is characteristically graceful, and at times even beautiful, both the concerns Mr Ford raises (life is strange, people are unknowable, the Western Plains are big) and the way in which he raises them are all too familiar.