Sentences with phrase «living close to»

I went with my friends Rachael & Freddy and I can honestly say living this close to the beach is awesome.

Because here's the deal: if I'm going to be single (a reality I am completely fine with and one I've accepted and embraced) I want to be living close to my family.

Living close to water, whether sea, river or lake, is the only way...

But the good thing about living close to the city is that you can feel the holiday spirit in every corner.

It is no surprise that Australian's make the best swimwear, with most of us living close to the coast, we can never have too many swimwear options.

Living close to family during the Holidays is something I will never take for granted again.

I just couldn't be living this close to pandas without seeing them at least once!

I am extremely blessed to be living close to a state park, so the escape from technology and busy lifestyle is at my fingertips, even if it's just for an hour.

Know that seasonal changes in our diets are necessary if you are not living close to the equator.

In one recent study, researchers found that people living close to main roads had higher incidences of dementia, Parkinson's and multiple sclerosis.

If you are living close to the ocean, stand - up paddleboarding (SUP) is the sport to opt for.

«We don't need to be perfect all the time; we need to acknowledge that although we may value health and wellness, we're not going to be living close to that value 100 per cent of the time — and that's okay.»

Another earlier study found that death from cardiopulmonary causes was nearly twice as high among people living close to a major road.

In 2007, another German study found that people living close to a major road are almost twice as likely to die from heart - related causes.

In contrast for ranavirus, a highly virulent pathogen capable of decimating amphibian populations, populations living close to agriculture with high baseline tolerance had higher viral loads than populations far from agriculture with inducible tolerance.

Living close to people makes it more likely that toads will end up inside vehicles.

Researchers have evidence that people living close to lakes with blooms may be at increased risk for ALS.

More than four in ten U.S. children are living close to the poverty line.

But based on archeological sites in India, anthropologists led by Michael Petraglia of the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom have suggested that humans living close to the blast zone would have survived the eruption handily.

People have demanded answers to these questions since 1979, when Nancy Wertheimer, an epidemiologist, wrote a paper with Ed Leeper, an independent physicist in Boulder, Colorado, purporting to show that children living close to power transmission lines were twice as likely to contract leukaemia as children in homes farther away.

«It's also an excellent insight into the life and beliefs of the civilians living close to the Roman fort.

The industry, by and large, has regarded the studies done to date — a number of which claim to have found higher rates of illness among residents living close to drilling wells — as largely anecdotal and less than convincing.

The chances of catching the disease from a squirrel are extremely low, and researchers have urged people living close to the animals not to panic.

In contrast, the western chimp subspecies has no bonobo DNA, the researchers note, suggesting that only those chimps living close to the Congo River entertained bonobo consorts.

Some mainland East Asians also show a trace — less than 1 percent — but no Denisovan ancestry has been detected in populations currently living close to the cave.

In the same issue, a second group of researchers from the Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California reports that living close to the freeway raises a child's risk of developing asthma.

Indeed, the researchers found a relationship between place of residence and brain health: those city dwellers living close to a forest were more likely to show indications of a physiologically healthy amygdala structure und were therefore presumably better able to cope with stress.

But what's needed is a nationwide study that tracks people living close to drilling over time, Portier said.

In July, when the EPA proposed new emissions rules for the drilling industry, it warned that without them there could be an unacceptably high risk of cancer for people living close to major facilities.

In a coral reef, as in a forest, there are rules that describe how densely or sparsely different species like to grow, how much they like being next to each other, and they often get ecological opportunities by living close to one another.

«Among marine mammals, when a slow - swimming animal is living close to the sea floor, generally the bone is much more compact, and this is something we want to test with these early mysticetes.»

The governor should use his State of the State address to defend why upstaters living close to those plants are less vulnerable than downstaters living near Indian Point.

We want to keep our elders living close to their families, help them live independently and with dignity.

Speaking to Citi News, the Municipal Chief Executive (MCE), Dr. Prince Kwakye Afriyie, confirmed the order and explained the safety concerns of persons living close to the site and the need to protect them.

The National Disaster Management Organization (NADMO) says it is concerned residents are still living close to an abandoned quarry that exploded on Wednesday.

Ransford Owusu - Boakye said the site of the explosion still poses significant danger to residents living close to it.

The Yale study of people in southwestern Pennsylvania found a greater prevalence of health symptoms reported among residents living close to natural gas wells, including those drilled via hydraulic fracturing.

Noise from motorways would increase, and there was opposition from people living close to the road.

The bill comes after the IDC released a report last year that found a number of sex offenders living close to traditional and stand - alone UPK programs in New York.

Myth: Living close to a fresh water source makes tap water safer to drink.

As 2 out of 3 babies who die at homebirth could have been saved in a hospital, living close to the hospital is not close enough.

Now living close to Barclays Center and as big a Nets fan as ever.

I saw what could be, what can be, living close to so many great escapes.

Living close to parents or inlaws does have the benefit.

Not sure how this can happen, other than people in cities creating flexible spaces for it in their all - to - often busy lives (and living close to people you really like helps I think so that people can bump into each other more than once a week).

CSW said church members living close to the church rushed to the scene when the church was being demolished, but were prevented from taking photos or filming.

Dillard's first two prose works, Pilgrim at Tinker Creek (Harper & Row, 1974) and Holy the Firm (Harper & Row, 1977), are reflections on the natural environment and on the qualities of human life engendered by living close to and listening to the natural order.

This may be important for people living close to areas that are prone to these types of natural disasters.

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«When an employee is living close to the poverty line in Toronto, who can afford to pay for Disney training?»