life-sustaining

How To Use life-sustaining In A Sentence

• Desert is life-sustaining, supporting diverse plant and animal life through vast underground water sources.
• Although parents undoubtedly affect their children in positive, life-sustaining ways, they can also be the most vocal and constant editors.
• The topic being debated was whether a doctor is mandated to stop life-sustaining treatment at the patient's request.
• The termination of life-sustaining treatment and the potential conflict of interest between patient care and organ recovery is another point of contention.
• The fact is when temperatures rise slightly, there is more LIFE on earth, as more land becomes life-sustaining in the arctics. What replaces oil?
• A. Lindbergh and A.exis Carrel pump (designed in 1935 to perfuse life-sustaining fluids to the organs of the body), the Sewell heart pump History of the Division of Medical Sciences United States National Museum Bulletin 240, Contributions from the Museum of History and Technology, paper 43, 1964
• New Agers claim that Christians have abdicated from ruling the planet in a life-sustaining way.
• However, when surface waters are warm as during an El Niño, they do not allow the colder, deeper currents to upwell and effectively block the flow of life-sustaining nutrients. Lorenz et al 2006: "Tropical Cooling" « Climate Audit
• My favorite book by Canetti is “Kafka’s Other Trial” – Kafka’s Letters to Felice B. Canetti sees that writers are responsible of the preservation, revivification, and invention of the life-sustaining myths and their meaning. Brave Old World
• With an exceptional balance of protein and amino acids, quinoa, they declared, is virtually unrivaled in the plant or animal kingdom for its life-sustaining nutrients.