Sentences with phrase «come into contact with in»

The vet has ruled out pretty much every poison or chemical we can think of that she could have come into contact with in or around our house.

The potent chemical mutates animals that come into contact with in to enormous sizes, while making them even more ferocious than they are normally.

It's entertaining to watch Grace and Emma bond with Meg and the locals they come into contact with in both Paris and Monte Carlo.

What can we do to stop free radical damage as much as possible considering the amount of pollution and inorganic chemicals that we come into contact with in our modern lives?

But the best thing you can do is think about those single - use items you come into contact with in your daily life: water bottles, bags, takeout food containers, etc..

«The fact that American badgers could bury carcasses of this size indicates that they could potentially bury the majority of the carrion that they would come into contact with in the wild.

The objects of perception from which common sense «proceeds» and which conventional theories assume to be such that we come into contact with them in an utterly elementary way, are results of complicated operations or, in other words, the concretion of complicated constellations which are to be thoroughly studied and explained.

«For many if not most of the people I was coming into contact with in local churches, talking about their congregation meant citing statistics of one sort or another, or details of particular programs.»

The pieces in John Mason: Sculpture are reminiscent of the Nevada desert landscapes and indigenous Indian art he came into contact with in his youth but embody his later influences, including Buckminster Fuller's dyomaxic maps and the pared - down aesthetic of mid-century California architecture.

These first drawings also show Twombly already internalizing the inspiration that Rauschenberg seems to have imparted to all those who came into contact with him in those days.

Often, the Dental Assistant is the first person a patient comes into contact with in the office.

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In a deep state of depression, he comes into contact with an alien symbiote which gives him powers that closely match the web - slinger's.

A study in the International Journal of Workplace Health Management found that people who bring their dogs into the workplace are less stressed, and that sense of job satisfaction extends to people who come into contact with the pet.

In a paper published in the journal Scientific Reports, Hang's team noted that human babies and toddlers are at greater risk because they come into contact with contaminated surfaces while crawling on carpets and sleeping on smoke - infused beddinIn a paper published in the journal Scientific Reports, Hang's team noted that human babies and toddlers are at greater risk because they come into contact with contaminated surfaces while crawling on carpets and sleeping on smoke - infused beddinin the journal Scientific Reports, Hang's team noted that human babies and toddlers are at greater risk because they come into contact with contaminated surfaces while crawling on carpets and sleeping on smoke - infused bedding.

The small tag rests on the back of the wearer's neck, and lights up in green, yellow or red (red meaning a large, potentially dangerous level of impact) when the athlete comes into contact with someone or something.

«Family members are good but independent persons are even better, [like] a school teacher, a grocery store owner he may have come into contact with, someone in the neighborhood,» says Ms. Warburton in an interview.

Working on his PhD in polymer chemistry at Brown, he had been developing activation coatings for drugs, which would enable a pill to behave differently depending on the bodily fluid that it comes into contact with.

Many of the most stressful jobs involve peril and significant hazard, whether it's coming into contact with hazardous materials, or having other people's lives in your hands.

Since the coffee beans in cold brew never come into contact with heat, the coffee oils don't develop the same acidity and characteristically bitter tang as you might find in your traditional cup.

«We're updating our contact list in accordance with Canada's new anti-spam legislation coming into effect July 1, 2014,» Faulhaber Communications has been telling subscribers to its service in recent email messages.

Earlier this week in the British House of Lords, Lord James (a corporate expert at money laundering) stood up and announced that he had been secretly in contact with a mysterious organization he called Foundation X, an organization that has come forward offering to inject billions of dollars into the failing British economy.

Health officials in Texas have already announced the death of a 77 - year - old Harris county resident from Vibrio: She came into contact with flood waters when they ripped into her home, and later died as a result of flesh - eating disease.

As you can see on the chart above, $ SPY could easily come into contact with its 50 - day MA with just one more substantial down day in the broad market.

For years, consumers searching online for blue widgets come in contact with your link and click through, landing on your website and converting into sales.

In my personal opinion, if we ever actually come into contact with other alien species and it is they, with superior technology, who contact us, the idea that a religion were pervade their society seems unlikely as I'm sure you and I are both aware that religion is mostly divisive and an impediment to progress.

Paradoxically the more atheists I come into contact with the more strength I find in my belief that they, for lack of a better term, lack a certain gene (yes, I get the irony).

God is very real, but until you encounter Him in a way that changes your life and the lives of the people you come into contact with, it's hard to see that.

A church is a place where hurting man can come into contact with the one who has the power to heal and forgive in Jesus Christ.

If it is true that the creator constantly supports, preserves, and renews His world, if everything new that appears in the world has come and continuously comes from His plan for creation and from His creative power, then in some way it has to come into contact with the reality that forms the object of the sciences.»

The talks of the conference have sought to explain what it means to say we have faith in God by looking at the evidence for His existence and his eternal plan to found the Church as man's true environment in which he comes into contact with his creator.

No matter how well adjusted some of us become in our everyday lives, coming back into intense contact with our families of origin can thrust some of us into some serious emotional dysregulation.

Shine through me and be so in me that every soul I come into contact with may feel your presence in my soul.

In reality, there is a growing number of clergy who accept this teaching and are seeking to show it in its positive and life - giving fullness in their pastoral work: many of them have had the opportunity to be involved in movements which embrace the Church's teaching and / or have come into contact with Humanae Vitae for themselves and subsequent Magisterial teachinIn reality, there is a growing number of clergy who accept this teaching and are seeking to show it in its positive and life - giving fullness in their pastoral work: many of them have had the opportunity to be involved in movements which embrace the Church's teaching and / or have come into contact with Humanae Vitae for themselves and subsequent Magisterial teachinin its positive and life - giving fullness in their pastoral work: many of them have had the opportunity to be involved in movements which embrace the Church's teaching and / or have come into contact with Humanae Vitae for themselves and subsequent Magisterial teachinin their pastoral work: many of them have had the opportunity to be involved in movements which embrace the Church's teaching and / or have come into contact with Humanae Vitae for themselves and subsequent Magisterial teachinin movements which embrace the Church's teaching and / or have come into contact with Humanae Vitae for themselves and subsequent Magisterial teaching.

If Lutherans really believe what their theology says about Word and Sacrament, then I think they would be equally passionate about engaging other Christians: When Christians understand what Christ offers in the sacraments, that understanding, and what is actually received, changes their lives because they come into direct contact with the death and new life of Jesus.

Saying the European renaisance was BECAUSE of arab influence might be exagerating the case a bit, but what is true is they generally came into contact with classical greek philosophy through Arab translations because in Europe most of the copies of those texts had been lost.

This opinion is perverted not because there is no divine becoming in the immanence, but because only through the primal certainty of divine being can we come into contact with the mysterious meaning of divine becoming, the self - division of God in creation and His participation in the destiny of its freedom.

From the end of the fifth century, Nestorian missionaries were working in Central Asia and there was a possibility of Christians coming into contact with the Chinese.

The only place where he might have come into contact with practising Christians was the Friedrich Wilhelm Gymnasium in Trier which he attended for five years.

Those of the spiritual but not religious mindset with whom I have come into contact have engaged in a rigorous study of faith (s).

We are so quick to point out the obvious lies about Jews and Israel that come out in Egypt — the Sinai Governors claims that the Mossad released a shark into the Red Sea to kill Egyptians, or, as I once read in a newspaper whilst on holiday in Cairo, the tale of the magnetic belt buckles that Jews were selling cheap in Egypt that would sterilize men on contact — yet we so rarely examine our own misconceptions about the nature of our history with the Egyptian nation.

Yet, wherever in their commerce, conquests, and settlements they came into contact with non-Christian peoples they developed agencies for spreading their form of the faith.

Reviewing the exegetical search of the early writers involves, then, for those of us who have come into the inheritance of these traditions, the responsibility not only to interact with these inherited traditions, but also to interpret these in the context of the «extratextual hermeneutics that is slowly emerging as a distinctive Asian contribution to theological methodology [which] seeks to transcend the textual, historical, and religious boundaries of Christian tradition and cultivate a deeper contact with the mysterious ways in which people of all religious persuasions have defined and appropriated humanity and divinity.»

For example, in 2 Kings 13:20 - 21, we can read of a dead man coming back to life after coming into contact with the bones of the prophet Elisha.

You mention the value or disvalue of Sunday sermons; contemplating reinventing Christianity without a Sunday service is to deprive yourself of those people who would never come into contact with your thoughts and wisdom of your very own personal growing relationship with Christ... which in my opinion would be a waste of an opportunity.

In the case of Arianism, Newman said: «Certain it is that the true faith never could come into contact with the heathen philosophies without exercising its right to arbitrate between them.»

Living our lives in a way that (hopefully) reflects the gospel message in everything we do, and drawing those we come into contact with along the way closer to or deeper into relationship with God.

A major component lacking in this discernment of historical and current mission goals as they actually operated in practical situations is the consideration of the voices and actions of local people who came into contact with missionaries in each place.

He said: «If we as a the Church plan to reach out with the gospel to folks who have never come into contact with the Church, and they come in to a church and find people dressed in rather a quaint, unusual, old - fashioned way, it may well put up a few barriers in terms of them relating to the gospel.

Peoples in different parts of the world invented different gods, thousands of them, each god with specific personality traits, rules, and stories, though, of course, when cultures came into contact with one another there was an interchange of elements from one religion to another.

They must rather be disposed off in a burning furnace and their resultant solution disposed off at high seas where growing plants would not come into contact with their solution.