Sentences with phrase «becomes nonexistent»

The challenges turn linear and creative pathfinding becomes nonexistent.

Although the rear seat is big enough for three people, legroom becomes nonexistent with the front seat pushed back, which could be a problem for tall drivers with families.

JS: Everything becomes nonexistent; you're in the moment of the break, determination and focus on making that wave and totally detached from all other thoughts.

They use the abortion issue as an example: «Those who would like to see abortion grow rarer and become nonexistent had also be ready to take in some teen moms and adopt some unwanted babies.

For any perceptible object, there seem initially to be four possibilities: 1) remaining perceptible; 2) becoming imperceptible though still existent; 3) becoming nonexistent and being replaced by other things; 4) becoming nonexistent and not being replaced by other things.

Concerning the conceivability of nothing, Craighead asserts that there is no logical or practical difficulty in our thinking of every contingent item of our experience becoming nonexistent and then not being replaced by anything else; in fact, he holds, the reason we can appreciate a magician's trick or the steady - state theory of cosmology is that we can indeed conceive of a rabbit or of hydrogen atoms appearing out of absolutely nothing.

It's okay to admit that your love life may have become nonexistent, but it doesn't have to stay that way.

[24] In Washington State, charter schools that were in danger of becoming nonexistent following a State Supreme Court ruling will become charters again this fall courtesy of a new law.

If the nub begins to manifest itself as becoming nonexistent, the breeder should take the proper steps to eliminate this occurrence.

This new body of work looks toward a not - so - distant post-automation future in which, it has been predicted, nearly one - third of jobs will become nonexistent as human workers are replaced by machines.

We feel comfortable talking now about really difficult topics, including our sex life which had become nonexistent.

Not exact matches

«Bowling Green massacre» quickly became a top trending topic on Twitter with a flurry of tweets mourning the nonexistent victims.

Born in Thailand, a country where backpacking culture was nonexistent, he strives to become independent of everything except himself.

Often, when we are in rebellion, prayer becomes impossible, if not nonexistent.

Support for the women to leave prostitution became almost nonexistent.»

Unbelief, it seemed, was no obstacle to becoming a pilgrim journeying through a sacramental world on the way to a nonexistent divine ideal.

In 1969, at the suggestion of theologian Paul Ramsey, I asked Kass to help my colleague Willard Gaylin and me establish the Hastings Center, which became the world's first research group devoted to the then nonexistent field of bioethics.

«No one has ever touched Zeno without refuting him,» he writes in a short essay commenting on the fundamental line of thought in his chief philosophical work, Process and Reality.16 In the same essay he explicitly distinguishes his theory from two other opposed positions: on the one hand from the view that interprets the character of becoming as illusory and becoming itself as simply empty and nonexistent in comparison with beings and their being.

In her 1989 trial between «The Big Chill» actor William Hurt and his ex-lover, ballerina Sandra Jennings, Silbermann allowed what has become almost nonexistent in Manhattan divorce proceedings — cameras in the courtroom.

Such resistance genes are rare to nonexistent in specimens of human tissue and body fluid taken 60 years ago, before the use of antibiotics became widespread.

25 percent of the acupuncture group experienced side effects from the nonexistent needle pricks, including 19 people who felt pain and 4 whose skin became red or swollen.

Otherwise «professor» becomes — rather than a legitimate career possibility — another nonexistent madcap fantasy character, like leprechauns, unicorns, and political moderates.

Yet what was once a common sight on the southern end of their range is becoming rare or nonexistent.

The water has been filled with 1,200 pounds of Epsom salt, so you become incredibly buoyant, to the point that gravity is nonexistent.

Typically, the films have favored visual flair over an intriguing story, but Self / less gives us the rare case of an outwardly interesting premise becoming underwhelming, while the anticipated avant - garde style is all but nonexistent.

«Unprepared students have become almost nonexistent in my classes.

We asked Ahrnstedt to tell us a bit about how she became a romance author in Sweden, a country with an almost nonexistent romance novel presence.

But today, that spread is becoming almost nonexistent.

Dogs with canine compulsive disorder may chase their own tails; lick, chew or suck obsessively on their skin or fur; snap at nonexistent creatures in the air (a phenomenon known as «fly snapping»); spin around and around for long periods of time; feel compelled to chase lights, shadows or other visual phenomena; become fixated to playing with a particular toy; or bark constantly, even when there is no obvious reason for alarm or excitement.

Meanwhile, low - level American award space has become completely nonexistent.

Many formal barriers to women entering the legal profession have become almost nonexistent.

«If Alito's jurisprudential views match those on the Thornburgh brief — and at least in 1985, Alito indicated that they do — then the job application provides the Judiciary Committee with the type of window into a future justice's thinking that, since the failed nomination of Robert Bork, has become almost nonexistent.

Although assessors were routinely retained as the expert of a single party, such situations have become almost nonexistent in recent years.

This also means that if the ports are not securely and properly closed per the manufacturer's specifications that the water - resistance becomes significantly lower or outright nonexistent.

It's important to recognize these talents because it will force your methods of instruction to change, becoming almost nonexistent in some areas and more rigorous in others.

Family systems therapists confront families and situations where boundaries have become crossed, distorted, or nonexistent.

For example, one can only imagine that for any couple in a long - term marriage, that sex can become quite routine and perhaps nonexistent.

Until, that is, one day, when we can skooch the dining table into the sunroom and move the kitchen in to a (currently nonexistent) space just off the (current) back door... and move the piano over by the staircase... which will become an open staircase, of course.