Sentences with phrase «few think western»

Few think Western countries are susceptible to such problems.

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I find most Christians do NOT read their Bible — just a few passages here and there that conform and back - up their Western secular values — with a priest telling them what to think about it.

As the progressive secularization of the Western world went on, fewer and fewer scientists were thinking of theology as they were doing their science and at times their most creative science.

(Urban is speculated to have thought that a Western - led crusade against Islam might help to mend the schism which had split the Eastern and Western churches just a few years before, in 1054.)

They are familiar with Marxist thinking as are few Western economists.

Not going to make a bigger deal out of it than is necessary, but personally I'd think a few guys from the Western Conference champs would have made it..

In 1982, the last district, Dwyfor, in western Gwynedd, went «wet» and it was thought that the influence of the Sabbatarian temperance movement had expired and few referendums were called, but surprisingly a further referendum was called in Dwyfor in 1989 and the area went «dry» for another seven years on a 9 % turnout.

A bigger challenge is this: The reductive, mechanistic thinking that has been at the root of Western science and medicine for the last few centuries is insufficient to explain vibrational healing.

In fact, these rural people have fewer of the digestive tract diseases that plague Western man and it is thought that this may be related to the nature of their diet.

I've been traveling so much the last few months that I think I've hit every climate possible, from Western North Carolina to Aruba, from Costa Rica to Alaska, I've hit lush tropical forests, arid deserts, tropical beaches and glaciers!

In my experience, many people think that a gap of 10 years in a Ukrainian - Western relationship is OK, but anything beyond this tends to raise a few eyebrows.

For those of you western fanatics (I know there has to be a few of you) out there, if you are looking for a western styled shooter you may want to think about picking up Red Dead Revolver.

I thought of a few double features: Logan & Mad Max: Fury Road - They're both excellent modern action Westerns that redefined their respective genres.

Few people have thought more about the future of learning, how to support teachers using new technology, and the persistent inequality in western Pennsylvania's schools than Gregg S. Behr.

Few would disagree that illegal immigration is a problem for the USA and for other Western countries, but it's all too easy to think of it as a statistical problem, not the human problem that it is.

When you think of Western New York, especially if you grew up anywhere within a few hours» drive of the US border, your mental image is not likely that of a charming ski resort village with bustling yet family - friendly après ski options.

But you'll need to think about a few factors such as how much or little time you want to spend on the boat compared to in the water, what type of food you require — a western buffet or regular Thai food, how much you want to pay etc.

But with sales still resilient in Japan, we think it's more a case of too little modern fare and too few SKUs to exploit Western audiences.

The map I played wasn't anywhere close to All Quiet on the Western Front — there was no trench warfare, and very few howling mortars falling from the sky — but there was something about standing blind on a fogged - up hilltop and hearing the nearby mechanical roar of an approaching tank and thinking, «oh, shit!!

I can think of a few other archetypes that seem more common in Eastern games: martial artists, archers without pets, gunslingers... Again, this may simply be a different set of cultural tropes, and perhaps from the perspective of someone in Asia Western games feel like they have better class choices, but I enjoy the variety.

This is particularly important given the prospect of increased risk of power outages during heat waves — as we saw in western France a few weeks ago... Yes, we need to keep doing all that — and doing it better — but we should also be thinking about incorporating efficient mechanical cooling systems.

Paul Giannelli, a law professor at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland who has been studying crime lab failures for 20 years, says he used to think the problem was limited to the occasional misdeeds of a few bad apples.

If Huawei just made a few minor changes that helped the UI feel more westernized, I think that western consumers would be more apt to give Huawei a try, even if the experience was still considerably different from stock.