Sentence examples for source of vital from inspiring English sources
530, defending the theory (termed dioenergism) of Christ's dual source of vital activity, human and divine, against his contemporary Severus of Antioch, a Monophysite leader.
In interviews and private conversations, officials with Mr. Erdogan's Justice and Development Party reveal something of an obsession with the degree to which that partnership, a source of vital economic support, has been hurt.
But when medical Web sites are reliable and backed by solid research, they are a no-cost source of vital information and searchable lists of travel clinics where one can get inoculations, prescriptions and post-travel help.
It is an attempt to gain self-knowledge by working from the outside in, an effort to shore up the interior core by displaying and learning to love its exterior, to quiet inner demons by bringing them fully into the open, converting them into a source of vital energy partly by locating the on/off switch.
They are a source of vital support to the welfare and wellbeing of others, often unseen or overlooked.
But as investors increasingly shop for funds online, the prospectus as sole source of vital information becomes more problematic.
Lupine plants are particularly well suited to this habitat, as they can, with the help of bacteria, create their own sources of vital nitrogen.
Their success could ease fears that manufacturers may find themselves with few, if any, reliable sources of vital rare-earth metals.
Quite apart from the chance to tap vast new sources of vital commodities such as platinum and gold, and perhaps even minerals as yet undiscovered, there was even talk of mining for water and fuel and of "space-gas stations" that could fill up a battalion of rockets as it powers its way to vacation homes on Mars or beyond.
(76) Boyle CA, Decoufle P (1990) National sources of vital status information: extent of coverage and possible selectivity in reporting.
Many hospital registries do not have access to sources of vital status follow-up available to central registries, including linkage with state vital records and the National Death Index (NDI).
