Lives in sentence

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There are many obvious respects in which our lives today are far happier than those in small, traditional societies.

To mention just a few examples, our lives are longer, materially much richer, and less plagued by violence than are the lives of people in traditional societies.

Their lives are usually socially much richer than our lives, although materially poorer.

And we have to build stop signs into our lives.

Well not too much lives in them because they're so cold and the entrance is actually covered up with snow for about eight months of the year.

Now, overcoming this bias is not easy because the fear of death is so deeply embedded in us, yet when we see that the fear itself is not rational, and when we bring out into the open the ways in which it can unconsciously bias us, then we can at least start to try to minimize the influence it has on our lives.

Now, I find it helps to see life as being like a book: Just as a book is bounded by its covers, by beginning and end, so our lives are bounded by birth and death, and even though a book is limited by beginning and end, it can encompass distant landscapes, exotic figures, fantastic adventures.

First, the Industrial Revolution brought us machines and factories, railways, electricity, air travel, and our lives have never been the same.

Then the Internet revolution brought us computing power, data networks, unprecedented access to information and communication, and our lives have never been the same.

And our lives will never be the same.

In my current role, I see up close how technology is beginning to transform industrial sectors that play a huge role in our economy and in our lives: energy, aviation, transportation, health care.

It means more patients can be treated, more lives can be saved.

They've made our lives healthier and more rewarding.

And there were other people who had what sounded as they described it like terribly severe depression who nonetheless had good lives in the interstices between their depressive episodes.

How did those people who have better lives even with bigger depression manage to get through?

And I was there, and I worked in that job because I believe that technology can improve people's lives.

How do you ensure it gets to them and it improves their lives?

We have fit over 5,000 amputees, and one of the big indicators we're looking at, of course, is, does it improve lives?

You go ahead and sit back in your comfortable chair and you be the critic, you be the observer, while the brave one gets in the ring and engages and gets bloody and gets dirty and fails over and over and over again, but yet isn't afraid and isn't timid and lives life in a bold way."

But the point is, and the point was, that every day of our lives is epic.

So why are these things so important in our lives?

At worst, they ruin lives: Weight obsession leads to eating disorders, especially in young kids.

But all of us together, with our 401(k)s, with our 529 plans, with our pension plans, all of us together can actually fund hundreds of trials and get paid well for doing it and save millions of lives like my dad.

And he said, "No, you're here to change lives."

You're here to change lives.

What are we doing about changing lives?

And it's then I realized that simple acts like selling a bar of soap can save more lives than pharmaceutical companies.

It's not about selling soap, it's about making sure that in the process of doing so you can change people's lives.

We introduced something called The Unilever Sustainable Living Plan, which said, "Our purpose is to make sustainable living commonplace, and we are gong to change the lives of one billion people over 2020."

We've allowed ourselves to lead our fantasy lives in front of screens.

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