Sentences with phrase «also at the mercy»

Besides being disciplined because you're essentially working from home and can create your own schedule, you're also at the mercy of your customers.

If genes are at the mercy of behavior, but behavior is also at the mercy of genes, then our actions can be determined by forces that originate within us as well as by outside influences.

Unfortunately, we're also at the mercy of a self - regulated cosmetics industry that forces many of us to be exposed to vast quantities of chemicals over the course of a lifetime.

Oh, and Thor is also at the mercy of Jeff Goldblum's Grandmaster, the ruthless and immortal and absolutely stark raving mad ruler of Sakaar, where the hedonism is fueled by slave labor.

While the character and the film take a wrongheaded turn, Depp's performance remains consistently strong though he is also at the mercy of some unconvincing age makeup (a point driven further home by the image of the real - life Jung that closes the film).

The vanguard might be the king of smashing stuff, but if he's mired in a bunch of melee robots then he's also at the mercy of the ranged units, so Hex can get in there and offer some firepower and maybe even some mines while Catalyst makes sure both of them are healed up with her beam - weapon and abilities.

You're also at the mercy of other players as you stand no chance against any sort of ship with two or more players purely because it's impossible to sail and fight at the same time.

Note that loans can have an annual rate of interest of six percent and loans are also at the mercy of income tax.

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Investing in stocks can yield some outstanding returns, but it also puts you at the mercy of the market's whims.

It bothers me often when I think of the youth that I was a pastor to and those who I was placed in authority over, I seriously fear at times about what I have done, yet I also thank God for his grace and mercy.

De Gruchy might have placed more Catholic voices in his litany, including Pope Benedict XV, who commended forgiveness and reconciliation to European nations at the end of World War I, and Pope John Paul II, who also advocated mercy and forgiveness as political practices.

satans aim was to stop the fulfillment of the seed that would crush satan underfoot.This hybrid between the angels and man created giants abominations in Gods eyes.They also were a threat to Gods people as can be seen by the giants in the land of caanan after the flood.If we agree on that then there is no way that Eve would have had intercourse with satan [false doctrine of the seed of satan -RCB- because the blood lines were still untainted by angelic beings or satan at the time of Noah maybe that is also why the genealogy of Christ is well presented with no surprises apart from Hagar and Ruth these two were gentiles that shows Gods mercy grace was always there to all nations he accepts people by faith not by race.Prior to the flood the mixing of the angels and man must have been widespread after the flood these beings were present but in limited numbers and God told his people to destroy them as they were abominations but they were a threat to Gods people.It would be interesting to hear what the rabbis had to say on this matter as i would think the stories would have been past down from generation to the next.Especially regarding the flood.God promised he would never flood the earth again but a time is coming when the earth will be judged not by flood but by fire Jesus is our ark and we are safe in him.brentnz

We can't scientifically prove God's existance but I also believe in a God that created the world and therefore created the scientific laws that govern it therefore God is not at the mercy of science.

Also look at Sheldon Vanauken's «A Severe Mercy».

Christ, in revealing the love «mercy of God, at the same time demanded from people that they also should be guided in their lives by love and mercy.

Transcendence is a tricky notion, however, and requires qualification, for the world is also partly at the mercy of its representing creatures whose activities, at least in the case of «higher» organisms, can have an integrative or a disintegrative effect.

The same sign appears at the time of Jesus, in the Pharisees and the scribes who also know that mercy, but wish to control it and therefore reject Jesus and plot against him.

Graham hit the post seconds later and the striker then also blazed wide with the goal at his mercy.

We also aren't, so far, at the mercy of the whim of a single oligarch or dictator, and that means that we're existing and prospering on the basis of our own strength.

Also take into account whether or not the news is public knowledge: «If you're telling anyone, tell your older child first,» says Charles Shubin, M.D., Director of pediatrics at Mercy Family Care in Baltimore.

Also speaking at the fringe was Mark Hoban, a former Treasury minister, who described Dee as «no fool and, as one or two present found out, she gives no mercy if you treat her like one.

But he had also put him at the mercy of his highly flappable Cabinet secretaries, who have seemingly lost the ability to speak without contradicting one another.

They are also the ones who take the risk, and make the sacrifice, and put themselves at the mercy of the voters.

But this new landscape could also prove to be disastrous — especially here in the North Country, where broadband is already sketchy, with many communities at the mercy of a single provider (which in many cases, provides subpar service).

Also, clerics usually assign to God the attributes of mercy, even regret and anger, which are obliquely if at all related to intelligence.

This statewide strategy also includes a professional services agreement between Mercy Health cardiothoracic surgery and the department of cardiac surgery at Michigan Medicine, clinically integrated network delivery models that serve West Michigan, and graduate medical education.

Will also provides a system for scoring supplements and once you are armed with this information you will no longer be at the mercy of an unscrupulous salesman.

It's also at Google's mercy, whereas now I'm self - hosting meaning for the first time this site is truly mine!

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I liked Drive, a vigorous 2011 take on Hollywood car - chase movies with noirish undertones starring Ryan Gosling, but its 2013 successor, Only God Forgives, a muddled romp (also starring Gosling) about a mama's boy adrift in the Bangkok underworld at the mercy of a gangster who performed musical numbers between bloodbaths, was parboiled by critics and avoided by audiences like an airborne virus.

Other than the story's weak points, there's also the problem that, while Le Chiffre has a creepy gimmick in the form of tear ducts that bleed, Bond's arch-nemesis finds himself at the mercy of other, lesser characters more than once.

Maria has also served as a teacher consultant, staff developer in the areas of second language acquisition, bilingual program development, and diversity training working at higher education institutions such as City University of New York, Mercy College and Teachers College, Columbia University.

It's also a ticket magnet, simply because it's so serene at speed that you'll invite unwanted attention from a variety of black and white Fords, leaving you at the mercy of the thin blue line.

You also are at the mercy of the publisher with regards to picking the cover, and ultimately what portion of the profit you get to keep.

'' At this point where so many folks find themselves without as much disposable income as they once had...» I'm also aware folks in other countries are at the mercy of brutal exchange rates and government action to deliberately reduce the value of their currency to improve tradAt this point where so many folks find themselves without as much disposable income as they once had...» I'm also aware folks in other countries are at the mercy of brutal exchange rates and government action to deliberately reduce the value of their currency to improve tradat the mercy of brutal exchange rates and government action to deliberately reduce the value of their currency to improve trade.

Some airlines are also requiring passengers to turn their carry - on luggage over to the crew to be stowed beneath the plane, and any portable devices in those bags are at the mercy of the baggage handlers who load them.

Also, I'm using the Calibre software to back up my books so that I'm not at the mercy of «accidental deletion» of my legally purchased reads.

Also — if you enter into a contract without a writing, and a dispute arises, a court will often imply many of the terms of that contract — and going to court is extremely expensive, which leaves most authors at the mercy of publishing houses (or courts, which isn't always better) when it comes to the contract terms.

At The Guardian, Dan Gillmor detailed how publishers» greed had led him to give up on ebooks, also noting that the publishers put themselves at Apple and Amazon's mercy with their obsession with digital rights managemenAt The Guardian, Dan Gillmor detailed how publishers» greed had led him to give up on ebooks, also noting that the publishers put themselves at Apple and Amazon's mercy with their obsession with digital rights managemenat Apple and Amazon's mercy with their obsession with digital rights management.

«You also are at the mercy of your creditors while enrolled in debt consolidation and they can still collect and bring suit.»

I also don't like mutual funds and ETF's because I do not want to be at the mercy of a manager or a committee, which can change the portfolio strategy or relax quality standards on a whim.

A bad credit score can also mean that you're at the mercy of landlords in more ways than one.

Also consider the overall health of the breed as some have been at the mercy of over breeding or unscrupulous breeders so they are not as sound as they once were.

PR3 is not the toughest hike but I recommend doing it early in the morning as there is a chance to spot wildlife and also not be at the mercy of the sun for the open sections later in the hike.

However, as a soldier on the ground Commander's can also be a source of frustration as they rain down missiles and use UAV scanners to highlight you for the enemy, especially if your team has no Commander, leaving you at the mercy of the enemy Commander.

This leads to the assumption that the weapon above will be used for healing at range but also poisoning perhaps if Mercy's comments are anything to go by.

It's a plain, simple and easy to parse system, and a quite remarkable feat of development to have it all up and running so seamlessly in such a short time, but it also serves as a reminder of how truly awful Battlefront 2's progression system was beforehand; not only was it deeply cynical, but it was also an absolute mess that held the player in complete disregard, putting them at the mercy of random drops.

Your space car can boost forward and is then at the mercy of inertia, turning your car around and boosting is your only means of manoeuvring, albeit for firing your weapon which also acts as a force on your car, neatly slowing you down if you're gliding along at speed, or pushing you backwards if you're stationary.

This year, Smith's work was also included in Merci Mercy, curated by Christine Messineo, New York, NY, and in Beyond the Object, at Brand New Gallery, Milan, Italy.

Fetting's thick paint applied in simple adjacent lines flirts with abstraction but also conveys the power of waves, with matchstick - bodied surfers at nature's mercy.