Sentence examples for the continuance of life from inspiring English sources

Waste disposal by unicellular and multicellular organisms is vital to their health and to the continuance of life.

At the risk of seeming to suggest the continuance of life on earth, we must admit that we found the article unconvincing in places..

The State has an interest in protecting vulnerable parties, and thus its role is often viewed as a parental one, usually favoring the preservation of life unless the continuance of life is viewed as cruel or inhumane.

It includes definite conceptions of the personal continuance of life after death.

From then on, the Clintons and the Republicans guaranteed the continuance of the charmed life: the former by pandering to racism in a fashion that still hasn't been sufficiently condemned and the latter by – well, take your pick.

The core themes of the ballet — the different tugs of duty and love felt by an artist, the demands for affection made by an artist's spouse, the continuance of art beyond life and death — emerge with absolute directness.

A comment which immediately launches us forward a quarter of a century to The Leopard, and to the overarching irony of Tancredi's famous line about the continuance of Sicilian aristocratic life: "If we want things to stay as they are, things will have to change".

23 24 According to the law, termination of pregnancy is not punishable where: (1) the pregnancy is the result of rape or incest; (2) the continuance of the pregnancy endangers the life of the mother or the child; (3) where the child has an incurable and serious deformity or (4) where the pregnant woman is physically as well as mentally unfit to bring up the child.