Sentences with phrase «are turning away»

Food pantries and soup kitchens across the city are turning away the hungry because they do not have enough food on their shelves to distribute.

He is also using the low turnout at evidence that voters are turning away from the coalition rather than going to Labour.

She is to highlight the fact that Theresa May's target, and the hostile environment measures put in place that have so far failed to achieve it, are «leading to the scandalous situation where we are turning away doctors, even though there is a severe shortage of trained personnel in the NHS».

«We have received a number of complaints from some prospective service personnel that the user agencies are turning them away.

A lack of confidence in the ability to breastfeed is another reason why Yemeni women are turning away from the practice.

Many of these monikers are perfect for modern parents who are turning away from the trend of adding extra letters and syllables to their babies» names.

I recently learned that many women in developing countries are turning away from breastfeeding and using formula instead.

Considering that OBs are in many places so overbooked that they are turning away patients, I don't see them complaining about a.5 % drop in their caseload.

More and more women and families are turning away from the currently - standard hospital birth and back to having their babies at home the way we have for most of history, choosing to go to hospitals and obstetricians only if there is some specific medication

Other feedback indicated that consumers are turning away from non-natural colours that are too vibrant.

I need those souls you are turning away from that dreaded AA program.

Young people are seeing the world differently than our parents did, and they are turning away from religion in droves.

People are turning away from Christianity because of negative disgusting people like you.

People are turning away from God, just like the Bible predicted.

Meanwhile, Russian people are turning to God and filling the churches, at the same time as, alas, millions of British and other Western Europeans are turning away.

The reason millennials are turning away from the church is not because of the way they preach, but because of what they preach.

Millennials are turning away because they have grown up in a world where they are surrounded by the products of science.

It is no wonder that people are turning away from a belief in God when we as Christians take this approach!

The real reason most people in this country are turning away from organized religion is that they see the damage it does everyday in the world.

6 I am shocked that you are turning away so soon from God, who called you to himself through the loving mercy of Christ.

Since «none» is the fastest growing religious group, it looks like more are turning away from Christianity than towards it.

Which is exactly the reason they are turning away from religion.

«I marvel that you are turning away so soon from Him who called you in the grace of Christ, to a different gospel, which is not another; but there are some who trouble you and want to pervert the gospel of Christ.

Other ordinary Muslims are turning away from Islam to other religions, including Christianity.

At the corrugated - iron - walled congress centre in Sept - Îles on a snowy late - November day, organizers of a chamber of commerce luncheon are turning away late arrivals.

«People are turning away from the idea of sending your messages out to a whole bunch of people and hoping that some of them will gravitate toward it,» Cassino said.

Morningstar says investors are turning away from U.S. - equity mutual funds and ETFs — taking some $ 14.3 billion out of these products in July.

The company was able to pass much of the costs on to consumers, but doing so simply created yet another incentive for shoppers to look for alternatives, especially at a time many are turning away from the kinds of processed foods Kraft produces.

Health insurer HBF and miner BHP Billiton are turning away from a singular focus on annual performance reviews in favour of more regular, more personal engagement with staff.

Why it's hot: Consumers are turning away from frozen juices and beverages, drink mixes, and concentrates, all of which saw a downturn in sales in 2015, in favor of on - the - go coffee and tea.

Ironically, monolines such as First National and its peer Home Capital Group (HCG) benefited when consumers were turned away from the banks in the past.

She also shared another hilarious detail on Twitter that explained why Saint was turning away from the camera.

When Beth got to the police station, her family says she was turned away because the incident took place off - campus.

Some patients were reportedly being turned away from MedStar hospitals on Tuesday morning, and the FBI is assisting the chain by investigating the incident.

Above the slogan was a photograph of Jewish refugees who fled Germany in 1939 on a ship that was turned away from Havana, Cuba, and forced to return to Europe.

A lot of people show up to the airport only to be turned away from their flight because they forgot or simply weren't aware that they needed a travel visa.

The explosive growth of the alternative lending industry has led to more access to credit for small business owners that the traditional banks had been turning away, for sure.

Private lenders can help those who are turned away from traditional financial institutions, too.

During the recession and even recently, many small - business owners chose not to bother applying for loans under the assumption that they would be turned away.

«Their target market is people who have been turned away by a major bank,» LePoidevin says, «and the banks are already fairly lax in Canada about who qualifies and who doesn't for a mortgage.»

With newspapers and television dominated by pictures and reports of hundreds of migrants who have either died or been turned away by the richest continent in the world, the situation has reached a breaking point for Europe's leaders.

Vento further told the AP that nobody had ever been turned away for not talking the American talk, notwithstanding another sign directly below declaring that «Management Reserves the Right to Refuse Service.»

They think we're turning away «slam dunks.»

Ruby Maldanado, a Medical Assistant student, checks her email sent to students that have been turned away at the gate to Everest College on April 27, 2015 in Alhambra, California.

Yeganeh was the inspiration for Yev Kassem, a character first portrayed by Larry Thomas in a 1995 Seinfeld episode who was known for making customers follow strict rules to order or risk being turned away with his forceful cry: «No soup for you!»

The most obvious shift is the turn away from sodas.

She mentioned a pregnant woman who was scared, who might be turned away at the clinic, and the high costs of testing.

The Fed has long been turning away from QE and putting greater emphasis on forward guidance; in other words, trying to affect consumer and businesses behaviour by making promises about the future course of monetary policy.

Sadly, that means hundreds of noteworthy new businesses with interesting ideas had to be turned away.

Demand slowly grew, and, by the time he appeared on Dragons» Den, the company's annual sales had topped $ 4 million and he was turning away scads of business due to production limitations.