Sentences with phrase «ended by adulthood»

Psychiatrists have long argued that its effects have ended by adulthood.

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The number of people living with cystic fibrosis into adulthood in the UK is expected to increase dramatically — by as much as 80 per cent — by 2025, according to a Europe - wide survey, the UK end of which was led by Queen's University Belfast.

Throughout the first two acts of Y Tu Mamá Tambien, it would be hard to question whether or not Julio and Tenoch are still stuck in the «still a boy» category; by the end, after both the two of them and the audience have been through the transformations unveiled by Alfonso Cuerón, everyone has moved into adulthood.

They can mix for a fine cocktail, as in This Is the End, but the result here is spolied by a tacked - on, artificial sentiment about adulthood and parenting being more exciting than the party lifestyle Rogen loves to both mock and glorify.

Emerging adulthood and extended adolescence in millennials was raised, with an enthusiastic response from the panel — how this has changed Chick Flicks, making it harder to stage a happy ending in terms that are recognisable to cinema - goers often forced by economic situations to continue living in arrested development.

In Week Two, he has you listing your childhood and adulthood accomplishments, so that by Week Three you'll be eager to create a practical plan of what concrete goals you expect to reach by year's end.

By the end of the movie Brendan has learned more about himself than he might like to know, but living with one's mistakes is a constant of the genre, not to mention adulthood.

I agree with many of the other reviewers that as children their relationship was a classic example of sibling rivalry, but Alice having a child by Thomas forever altered the traditional end of sibling rivalry that occurs with adulthood.

Children who are proficient readers by the end of third grade are more likely to graduate from high school and to be economically successful in adulthood.