Sentences with phrase «as nagging»

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Given that child externalizing problems produce caregiver responses that are perceived as nagging and criticizing by the youth, it follows that both youth externalizing problems and parental criticizing contribute to patterns of decreased adherence to the treatment regimen, which in turn causes reductions in glycemic control.

It may come out instead as nagging, criticism or even an angry attack.

Of course, the ISEQ «s amazing 26.0 % CAGR is a reminder the Irish market's a blessing & a curse... My actual Irish portfolio exposure has proved hugely rewarding, but as a benchmark the index has been a veritable stick to beat me with... as well as a nagging reminder I could / maybe should have gone all - in on a market I've been enthusiastically & consistently bullish on here, ever since starting the blog!

As well as a nagging need to rewind a cassette with a pencil, I came away with the overwhelming impression that, back in the mid-1980s, the M5 wasn't actually heralded as the cult hero I imagined it had been.

Their excitement is viewed as excessive, their high energy as hyperactivity, their persistence as nagging, their imagination as not paying attention, their passion as being disruptive, their strong emotions and sensitivity as immaturity, and their creativity and self - directedness as oppositional.

Professors at HGSE have all persevered in their work, which at times first arose as a nagging intuition, and have made excellent contributions to their areas of study.

For a century, the wife of the mighty author of War and Peace has most often been portrayed as a nagging, materialistic harpy, but The Last Station tells the story of Leo Tolstoy's last year from a refreshing new perspective.

Billy Crystal provides some of the best laughs as Miracle Max, a healer, with Carol Kane as his nagging wife.

However, if showing real concern do not function as the nagging or controlling lady or he'll run of your stuff for anxiety about pressures after investing in you.

But the excess weight was still as persistent as a nagging tooth.

Almost everyone is protein deficient without realizing it — it plays out as a nagging injury that won't heal in the athlete, or brittle bones in the menopausal women, or constant colds in the child.

However, not getting enough sleep or sleep disruptions can also contribute to memory problems and cause difficulty concentrating, as well as the nagging pain of other physiological menopause symptoms.

For weeks, Gail Alexander - Wright, then 37, had noticed a dull pain in her neck, as well as a nagging fatigue.

Does it count as nagging if he reads it on the blog?)

As selection headaches go it is not exactly as nagging as having to choose between Fabio Borini and Rickie Lambert.

Instead the nightmare scenario of losing another cup final awaits all Gooners this morning as well as the nagging doubts over whether this team can actually cross the finish line to become winners.

Nevertheless, they will be focused on themselves heading into this game as nagging injuries continue to derail their offensive threat with quarterback Matthew Stafford enduring a poor game last time out against the New England Patriots.

We're talking morning and bedtime routine and hygiene stuff, such as nagging your kids to wake up, get dressed, brush their teeth and wash their germ - filled hands before meals.

I refer to the whole food approach to eating as the NAG diet.

Reunited for the first time since they shared the screen on Bethune: The Making of a Hero — Philip Borsos's 1990 biopic about the Canadian doctor who became a Chinese saviour — the two veterans find a natural chemistry together as they nag and cuddle down the road.

Consequences such as inadequate sleep, languishing on the next day's learning, or late and low - quality assignments push parents and teachers into unpleasant roles as nags, helicopters, and rule - enforcers.

Without wanting to, their voice will become harsh as they nag and criticize.

Not exact matches

As a university press release put it: «Behind every successful woman is a nagging mom?

As Macquarie Research analyst Deepon Nag put it after the reorganization announcement:

As a result, I moved on to other projects and opportunities; but there was always this little voice nagging at me.

As much as you might want things to work, sometimes you will have a nagging feeling that it won'As much as you might want things to work, sometimes you will have a nagging feeling that it won'as you might want things to work, sometimes you will have a nagging feeling that it won't.

As Rubin explains in this LinkedIn post, this change worked for one rebel mom, who flipped her thinking on health, stopped resenting the usual nagging advice, and managed to finally get in great shape.

For now, companies will stick to collecting the HST, though, as Winter says, «there'll always be that nagging feeling in the back of their minds that something may change.»

When something threatened to derail a project, such as the departure of a team member, and managers had to convince employees to complete a new task or do something differently as a result, they turned to nagging.

Which merely leaves the nagging question of whether companies will actually buy a product that may be perceived by some as alien and baffling.

Whether you're neck deep in your first entrepreneurial endeavor or your startup is just a nagging idea that won't go away, you should know that the area you choose as your home base will have a big impact on your prospects for success.

These features can be calibrated through the companion app, but as Emotia's spokesperson — regularly — reiterated, it all works / nags independent of your phone.

That isn't to say they won't continue to nag at you as the years go on, or that new and varied challenges won't arise to take their place, but you'll be prepared to handle yourself in those most volatile and impactful first few months — and that puts you far ahead of the competition.

As with so much Japanese innovation, even as you marvel at the hardware, you struggle to suppress the nagging feeling that they've got the application wronAs with so much Japanese innovation, even as you marvel at the hardware, you struggle to suppress the nagging feeling that they've got the application wronas you marvel at the hardware, you struggle to suppress the nagging feeling that they've got the application wrong.

As anyone who's nagged a child about doing chores knows, the amount of nagging is inversely proportional to the chores that will get done.

As bills go unpaid and debt collectors start calling, one nagging question might loom large: Would bankruptcy fix this?

Think of people in your life who have given you vital insights or solutions to nagging problems, or mentoring that grew your career equity — you think of them as true partners you can't live without.

Yet, as effective as these customer stories (or case studies) are, there's a common nagging challenge that many companies face when trying to create them: convincing customers to share their stories.

A prophet and teacher who never nagged at them, never flattered or coaxed or patronized; who never made arch jokes about them, never treated them either as «The women, God help us!»

Until recently, I always had a nagging suspicion that the more explicitly «Christian» one's work is, such as being a pastor or working for a Christian organization, the more pleasing to God it would be.

But there remains the nagging question that never seems to go away when you are faced, as Bonhoeffer was, with a tyrant in your own backyard (not thousands of miles away) intent on destroying the world and annihilating all those who stand in his way.

Despite those nagging questions that surfaced now and then, I was able to affirm with fellow Christ - followers that we do not grieve as those who have no hope.

Again, the cause may be a purely physical matter, such as glandular imbalance, an infection in the blood stream, a vital organ out of place, nerve shock from an operation, persistent nagging pain, too many sedatives, lack of the right food, or vitamins, or fresh air, or exercise.

But I've also got a nagging feeling that something isn't right, that even if homosexuality is a sin, Christians haven't been handling it the way they should... and if it isn't a sin, then we've forever damaged our ability to minister in the world as followers of Christ.

Updike shares the optimistic 19th - century vision of America as a free - riding nation which is not saddled to the worn - out nag of European Christendom.

For others, it's a nagging thought — as you work out your faith on your own, you keep coming back to this Jesus, and you can't make sense of him all the way, but you also can't accept everything he says because it seems somehow too hard to live that way, or too complex, or too simple, or merely out of your grid of experience.

It's as if there is never a time when the Christian can just relax and enjoy life, without the nagging voice telling them that they are falling short in some area of their religious existence.

In a striking example combining metaphor and humor, Koko made a joke about being a «sad elephant» because she was reduced to drinking water through a thick rubber straw as a solution to her constant nagging one morning for more drinks of juice (IULG 534).

Nagging and accusing increase, as appreciation decreases.