Sentences with phrase «keep us alive thousands»

While the body's mechanisms for coping with stress worked wonders to keep us alive thousands of years ago, our body was not built to withstand the chronic stressors that humans face today.

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Rothblatt, having found a drug to keep her daughter (and thousands of others afflicted with the condition) alive, now has United Therapeutics focused on developing a supply of transplantable organs.
Today's announcement should be credited to the tens of thousands of Americans who have relentlessly applied pressure to this administration to keep this critical issue alive.
Fear has kept us alive for thousands of years — we don't pick fights we can't win or try to do things that will certainly end terribly.
How can you logically believe that Noah and his family managed to fit two of every animal on Earth (and the food to keep them all alive, not to mention how did they deal with all the poo from the thousands of animals, also... the travel necessary to accomplish such an illogical feat could not have been accomplished in one lifetime, even with today's travel technnology) in an ark that was 300 cubits x 50 cubits x 30 cubits (450 ft x 75 ft x 45 ft) and also believe that the 8 people that survived the «global flood» on the ark repopulated the planet?
Anya and Masha live a thousand miles apart but they still find the time to exchange recipes and keep this blog alive and helpful.
It lives up to its name, Vesta, whose sacred flames were kept alive for thousands of years.
As a non-profit organization, Old Sturbridge Village depends on donors like you to keep history alive for thousands of visitors each year.
Formula companies helped me keep my family going and my daughter alive when I was spending thousands of dollars on hospital admissions, outpatient copays, and cardiac medication for my child.
I am not arguing that the elderly, the disabled, etc., need what reasonable people can agree is a basic decent level of health care appropriate to our society and the state of our economy which keeps them alive, but you are advocating giving free health care that exceeds what someone who pays thousands of dollars in insurance premiums every year can receive!
The salt of the sea contains sodium, magnesium, potassium, and zinc, and all are the keys to thousands of intricate pathways that keep you alive.
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Tinti also does well in holding up to the light Hawley's quirks: the near paranoid watchfulness that's kept him alive during twenty years of banditry; his armory of weapons; hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash stored in glass jars; but most of all, the patient wariness of a wolf, a man forever relying on plans made chess - like three steps ahead.
Even as other pet food manufacturers began to move in this direction, however, Dr. Morris remained steadfast in his previous formulations, stating that, «when I remember in wartime thousands of dogs in this country were kept alive and healthy on diets of cooked cereals and vegetables fortified with soybean meal, the effort to lure the American public into feeding pets an all - meat diet consisting of meat by - products is ridiculous».
Thousands of Christmas days will have been spent trying to keep the pair alive.
It has a healty amount of games indeed, and I know this has been said thousands of times, but how then does Nintendo keeps 3DS very much alive and in hype when it even has way less games than VITA?
How do we keep alive the memory of all those untold thousands lost to AIDS?
With that, I suddenly noticed the ubiquitous sprinkler systems through the park, keeping the thousands of palm trees, and various tropical looking plants alive.
The world might by then long have buried it, but there would always be «Chinese aerosols,» «natural background noise», «unexpected climate variability», etc. (and a thousand other rationalizations) to keep the premise alive.
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