Sentence examples for whatever living from inspiring English sources

If Europa, for instance, were contaminated with earthly life, scientists would never know for sure whether organisms found on it were indigenous or not.In the case of sample-return missions, for example from Mars, there is a second consideration protecting the earth's biosphere from whatever living organisms might be brought back.

To use the device to fabricate a tissue structure, such as a piece of bone, cartilage or liver, a user combines the BioBots' photoinitiator powder with whatever living cells they want to print, plus binding factors to ensure the cells stick together.

There's a whole class of pesticides and solvents called persistent organic pollutants that are basically tailor-made to attach themselves to loose synthetics and wreak havoc on whatever living thing happens to swallow them.

In the process, they destroy whatever lives there, including reef-building organisms, turtles and giant clams, while sending up plumes of corrosive sand and sediment that settle on surrounding reefs, killing them, McManus explains.

How can one respect, let alone adopt, the values of a people who do not, on any level whatever, live the way they say they do, or the way they say they should?

My first thought was to cover it up, but, on second thought, I decided that whatever lived there went to a lot of work to dig the hole and it did not seem fair to cover it up.

If there's no seating (and there usually isn't), order at the bar and take your burger and cocktail or craft beer out to the courtyard to see whatever live entertainment is on schedule for the night.

Why has he no food?" Whatever Live Aid accomplished, it did not save Africa.

And, of course, it's the system that deems the prohibition of all drugs worth whatever lives and money society is willing to spend on that cause.

This is probably the most wildlife friendly system, as whatever lives in a pond will thrive here (including algae in some circumstances).

It isn't lived in and whatever lives had happened there have long been swept out.