Sentence examples for recognizing life from inspiring English sources

Recognizing life history traits, in combination with a landscape-based approach toward species with perceived limited motility, may result in more successful conservation outcomes.

Recognizing life.

By recognizing life and Nature as sacred, by encouraging same in others, we could gain ourselves a new and beautiful future.

"The same tipping point occurred whether people were asked if the face 'had a mind', 'could form a plan,' or was 'able to experience pain,' indicating that recognizing life in a face is tantamount to recognizing the capacity for a mental life," Wheatley says.

Would someone in that sort of intractable situation really be comforted by recognizing life's absurdity?

Participants spoke of recognizing life is ending, having a profound sense of hopelessness, being unable to reconcile their experience with their spiritual faith, not understanding why God is doing this, having ones' belief system shattered, experiencing extreme dissonance.

The role of acute care and ICU professionals is to treat organ failure by recognizing life-threatening conditions and to intervene with life-sustaining treatments to maintain the delivery of oxygen to prevent death.

"Show young people what socialism means and they recognize life," says Mr. Webb's character in the first act.

Still, he said, violence and degradation have "reduced too many of our youngsters to automatons, those who don't recognize life, those who don't value life".

In reality, the drafters were probably inspired by dowdy old common law, which had long before recognized life, liberty and property as an Englishman's "absolute rights".

And they also agree that having a second example of life could provide insight to how it began and how special life is or is not in the universe, as well as a clue for how to recognize life if and when we do stumble upon it out there among the stars.